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MOCK ORANGE       

MOCK ORANGE

      Mock oranges are shrubs of the genus Philadelphus in the saxifrage family, Saxifragaceae. Most of the 65 species are erect shrubs with curving or drooping branches and white flowers, which resemble orange blossoms. One of the popular cultivated forms is P. coronarius, native to Europe and southwestern Asia. It grows to 3 m (10 ft) high and bears small clusters of fragrant flowers. It is grown in many varieties, including dwarfed and double-flowered types. The osage orange, Maclura pomifera, is sometimes also called a mock orange.

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All-American Selections New Flowers and Vegetables for 2005.
         If you're looking to add some new bold and beautiful colors to your garden next season, All-America Selections (AAS) has selected some outstanding new plants for 2005. These new cultivars have been judged superior in their class, based on their performance in test gardens all over the country. Gaillardia 'Arizona Sun' is a dwarf perennial blanket flower that packs loads of blossoms in its first season from seed, making it just as useful as an annual bedding plant. Reaching just 8-10 inches tall, 'Arizona Sun' bears 3-inch, single mahogany-red daisy-type blooms with bright-yellow petal edges and continues to bloom all summer.
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