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Best Mock orange

14 years ago

Hi,

I am wondering if anyone would suggest a mock orange variety that might suit my needs. It should be a small variety hopefully with a long bloom period. It will go in the bed up against the house at the corner. About 3 foot from the corner of the house SE exposure with a spruce tree overhead but still gets lots of sun during the day. I am leaning toward "Snowflake" but is anyone is growing a variety they would recommend? It will be near the dining room window to enjoy the fragrance at breakfast and supper.Thanks

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Crazy_Gardener
14 years ago
Blizzard Mockorange is a hardy one too.
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