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ID of orange flowering bush
First, pictures can be found he
http://www-misc.wtgroupllc.com/orang...range_ice.html My family first encountered this in the late 1970's, in Edison, NJ. When asked, the neighbors (an elderly couple) said the plant was called Orange Ice. It was the only specimen in the neighborhood. That bush was 7+ feet tall. Cuttings were taken at that time and planted in my grandmother's yard in Sayreville, NJ. From one of the 25-year-old Sayreville bushes, several transplants were dug up and planted here in Montague, NJ, about six years ago. Those are the ones you see in the pictures. I haven't seen this thing in any plant books, nor have I had any luck searching for a picture of it online. I had a look at several online plant databases, but they all require more botanical knowledge than I am possessed of to use at all. So, anyone know what this sucker is? |
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