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Look up "Phillidelpus". . . mock orange, online or elsewhere. . . the flowers are strongly scented and smell just like orange blossoms. . . One of my very favorite plants, along with Lilacs, neither of which grow well here in southern Arizona.
They're beautiful, aren't they? I love it also. Had one growing in the yard of a place I rented years ago, and they do give off such a great fragrance. Also make gorgeous flower bouquets.
You've got a beauty there ihynes!
Thanks for identification cap1717, I knew they looked familiar, but couldn't put a name to it either.
oh, thank you!! the fragrance isn't very strong, and since most of the flowers are taller than me, I have to pull the branches down to smell them - but it's beautiful, almost a tropical smell
You might give it a "haircut" to force it to bush lower.
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