Mock Orange
By Sal1914
- 6 Oct, 2008
- 11 likes
Found this pick of my Mock Orange flowering earlier in the year.. it was fantastic. Always worry about pruning it right to ensure good flowering the following year
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I chop it quite well back as soon as it's flowered and leave the rest to nature. It seems to have worked last year and have done the same again this time fingers xxxxd
6 Oct, 2008
When we moved in there was one in the garden. it flowered loads and smelt great, even cut some and bought it into the house. I then let my mum prune it and it hasn't flowered since. I am now leaving it to see what happens next year.
6 Oct, 2008
i have one too and when we had the new fence in had to chop it right back, no flowers this year but fingers crossed for next!
7 Oct, 2008
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Philadelphus Coronarius
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How do you prune your mock orange ?
And when ?
It seems to be flowering very well indeed !
6 Oct, 2008