Now find out which mock orange varieties have made it on to our shortlist and be sure to include one as part of your landscaping with shrubs - many of them are even available in Nature Hill's Mock ...

Today, mock orange plants are also used as small specimen trees or shrubs as well as street trees. They can be attractive potted plants and make lovely bonsai specimens.

A: That looks to be one of the mock orange, Philadelphus, species. The flowers have four petals, and most species are quite fragrant. The stems have opposite leaves. There are some native species of ...

Mock Orange, Philadelphus, is an old-fashioned, fragrant, spring-blooming shrub. It’s large — it can grow to nine feet — easy-to-grow and produces thousands of blooms that smell like orange ...

The fruit borne by this tree is commonly called hedge apple but are also sometimes referred to as horse-apple, hedge balls, and mock-orange. And I have heard more than one youngster playing with ...

After pollination, birds in the tree's native habitat relish the small oval orange-to-red fruit. In tropical climates, the mock orange is grown as an ornamental tree or hedge.

It is no surprise to any of my readers that I love trees. I not only value them just for being a tree, but I admire their entire structure - Every Blooming Thing - Limbing-up the mock orange tree ...

Grow mock orange from seeds to get a strong plant. The fruit with seeds inside is red when ripe. ... With time they can become a 20- to 30-foot tree. Large, ...

Scientists fear the worst for Jamaican habitats as an invasive tree species called Pittosporum undulatum (more colloquially known as the “mock orange” tree) expands throughout the region like wildfire ...

On another day, the tree service will bring a stump grinder to remove the stumps of the mock orange, the enormous pittosporum of an unknown species, and two large gray cotoneaster (C. franchetii ...