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Mock Orange 'Natchez': Extra-Large Fragrant Blooms

Mock Orange 'Natchez'

A fountain-shaped deciduous shrub noted for its fragrant, extra-large (2-inch) blooms. Branches are covered with fresh green foliage, providing a nice effect even when not in flower. Excellent for screens and hedges.

Growing Requirements

Full Sun
Moderate Water
Height: 5–10 feet
Spread: 4–7 feet

Photo credit: Doreen Wynja

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