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Mock Orange
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- Subject: Mock Orange
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- Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 20:59:05 -0800
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Michelle,
>I had two mock oranges at my old house, they were on the East side of
>the house and didn't get any afternoon sun. They were wonderful...I
>miss them. They get clumps of little white flowers that the bees just
>love. They were taller than I would have liked, about 5 ft, but trimmed
>them back a lot already. If you don't like to do a lot of prunning, you
>won't want this shrub, my mother-in-law has one that must be 20-25 feet
>tall. They are also very pretty when they don't have flowers.
>Do you know where I can get some?
I haven't really looked yet. I bought some 5 years ago from a small home
nursery, but he has since died. Those plants were left at our old home.
They were singles. My grandmother had a wonderful double mock orange
at the home-stead. It grew to about 20 feet also. My father had been
looking for the doubles and said they were hard to come by.
Carleen
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