Mock orange (Philadelphus coronarius) is a deciduous shrub that has a dense, rounded growth habit. It sports oval, serrated, dark green leaves and features showy, cup-shaped, four-petal flowers in the late spring and early summer. Mock orange shrubs have a fairly quick growth rate and can gain around 2 feet per year. They are best planted in the early fall but also can be planted in the spring.

The lovely, fragrant flowers of the mock orange are said to resemble orange blossoms, which is how the shrub got its common name of mock orange. They are rich with nectar that attracts butterflies and other pollinators.
Cultivation: Grow in sun or part shade. Tolerates drought, but will produce more flowers in very dry areas if given a little supplemental water. Prune after flowering, cutting shoots back to strong buds or young lower growth. Cut some shoots back to the base. USDA Zones 5–8
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