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Mockorange - Golden
Golden Mockorange, Fragrant, Philadelphus coronarius 'Aureus', has single, white flowers that bloom among the gorgeous golden yellow leaves. This deciduous shrub's deliciously sweet white flowers delight the senses in late spring. The compact form creates an excellent accent plant in any landscape. Golden Mockorange is relatively free from disease and thrives in dry conditions. It grows to around 6 ft. tall, with a spread of 4-5 feet. The leaves emerge brilliant golden in the spring, fading to a pleasing lime-green by summer. It thrives best with light shade and moderate water. An old fashioned favorite, this plant is at home in the shrub border. Allow ample room for arching branches. Mock orange has many uses in the landscape and its especially enjoyable when grown near a walkway, patio or driveway where one can enjoy its beauty and fragrance. ... more information
Mountain Laurel Its natural beauty in a woodland setting is a spring delight. It is the state flower of Connecticut and Pennsylvania. As a result of years of hybridizing and research there are over 80 known varieties. It grows upright and has beautiful tough glossy foliage. The plants will set buds as early as fall. The buds progress into dainty candy like flowers in the spring (May though July). This plant can withstand below zero temperatures and it is sun loving. However, the root systems are fine and shallow. To ensure that the Mountain Laurel you choose flourishes in your garden here are some tips: Plant high and mulch well. Maintain well drained, acidic soil with ample humus. |
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