'Orange Peel' cestrum is a remarkable hybrid between Cestrum diurnum and C. nocturnum that delivers a living bouquet of pure orange tubular blossoms from the first mild days of spring until hard frost. The flowers are fragrance-free by day but release a sweet perfume at sunset. In Zones 8 and warmer, it forms a deciduous shrub 6 feet tall and wide. In Zone 7, it behaves as a die-back perennial reaching 3–5 feet. In colder zones, it excels as a summer-blooming annual.
Excellent in beds, borders, and containers. In colder climates, treat as a summer annual for continuous color. Generally problem-free.
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