Showing posts with label philadelphus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philadelphus. Show all posts
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Philadelphus Coronarius, Scent, and The Screwing Around with Botanical Nomenclature
We have a 10-foot Philadelphus (mock orange) growing at the edge of our drive which flops over a stone wall and has to be the most overgrown, straggly looking plant in the entire garden. Yet, at this time of the year, I wouldn't trade it for any other because, with even the slightest breeze, its wonderful fragrance drifts over the entire property.
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fragrance,
philadelphus,
The Featured Plant
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