On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 02:20:17 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

Mine were about 6' high, but mostly suckers. They'd been badly abused by the
knucklehead neighbor. But, here's a hint from Wayside Gardens:

http://www.waysidegardens.com/webapp...=orange%20mock


Most Fragrant Philadelphus.
The orange-brown bark peels attractively in winter providing another season
of interest.

Philadelphus Virginal - Mockorange. The hard-to-find true Mockorange strain

"true Mock orange" - an amusing oxymoron?

that blooms all summer. The most fragrant Philadelphus, this drought
tolerant, 8-foot by 6-foot shrub produces masses of 2-inch flowers.
Orange-brown bark peels attractively in winter. Prefers humus-rich, loamy
soil. Zones 5-8. One-gallon container. For Fall Shipping

Hmm, the flowers on mine aren't 2". They're rather tiny. Maybe it's
a mock Mock Orange :

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