Philadelphus laxiflorus (syn. P. brachybotrys 'Laxiflorus', P. zhejiangensis), Mock Orange Size:0.67 qt it does not require a

it does not require a lot of space and blooms on old and new growth so you can prune it when you like to fit any space

rugosa and R

evergreen leaves

A superb hybrid with glossy green incised foliage and up to 6-foot spikes of white flowers with purple hoods

is easily confused with the Chinese Adiantum marisii (can't imagine why)

Philadelphus laxiflorus (syn. P. brachybotrys 'Laxiflorus', P. zhejiangensis), Mock Orange Size:0.67 qt it does not require aCopious, large, sweetly fragrant single flowers appear in late spring or early summer on the largest Mock Orange that we grow. Teetering on the fence of large shrub to small tree for a descriptor. Vase shaped shrub makes a nice anchor for a perennial bed. Send a Clematis up this multi stemmed shrub to use its patch of real estate to the max. Timing the blooming season of the Clematis with the bloom of the Mock Orange would be a harmonic galactic