Philadelphus coronarius, 'Aureus' mock orange Fruit Ripening_Late Summer traditional cultivar from China

traditional cultivar from China

Site requirements: Persimmons grow best in a full sun location with fertile

This variety resulted from the breeding work of the late Jerry Lehman of Terre Haute

Cornus mas 'Svitliachok'

At this point it will still be hard and unpleasant

Philadelphus coronarius, 'Aureus' mock orange Fruit Ripening_Late Summer traditional cultivar from ChinaVariety description: Golden foliage emerges in spring and becomes more chartreuse as the season progresses. Flowers are fragrant like other mock oranges, but in this cultivar, are not produced in the profusion that is typical with this species. Height and Spread at Maturity: 8' tall by 6' wide Site requirements: Best in full sun and in moist soil which does not dry out quickly. Hardiness: USDA zones 4 8. Plant size: Own root shrub tree grown in a 4" x