Blooming & Beautiful - Illuminati Sparks Mockorange - 3 gal - Proven Winners - Fragrant White Flowers - Variegated Foliage - Zones 4-7 - Philadelphus coronarius SMNPVB' PPAF - 3 Gallon Pot

Mockorange, also known as Philadelphus, is a genus of deciduous shrubs that are native to North America, Asia, and parts of Europe. This deciduous shrub has lustrous green foliage that has cheery yellow splashes of variegation. These plants are known for their fragrant, white or cream-colored flowers that resemble orange blossoms, hence their common name. The flowers typically bloom in late spring or early summer and are often quite showy, with some cultivars having double or semi-double blooms. Mockorange shrubs are typically quite hardy and easy to care for, making them popular choices for gardeners. They prefer full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil, but can tolerate a range of soil types and pH levels. Some varieties can grow quite large, up to 10 feet tall and wide, but there are also compact cultivars that are suitable for smaller gardens. In addition to their ornamental value, Mockorange shrubs can also be used for hedging, screening, or as a specimen plant. Grows in USDA zones 4-7.

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• Illuminati Sparks Mockorange is a flowering deciduous shrub prized for its lustrous green variegated foliage and fragrant, white, cream-colored flowers that resemble orange blossoms in the late spring to summer.
• Grows in USDA zones 4-7 and prefer full sun to part sun and well-drained soil. In addition to their ornamental value, Mockorange shrubs can also be used for hedging, screening, or as a specimen plant.
• The scientific name for mockorange, Philadephus, translates to "brotherly love". The common name, mockorange, comes from the fragrance of the flowers, which indeed resembles orange blossoms. Don't let the name fool you, this beauty is cold hardy and can be grown in far colder climates than actual citrus oranges.
• Botanical Name and or Other Common Names: Philadelphus coronarius 'SMNPVB' USPPAF, Illuminati Sparks Mockorange.