Philadelphus maculatus (previously sold as P. madrensis), Desert Mock Orange rare 3-5 ft wide x 6-8

3-5 ft wide x 6-8 ft tall

this Epimedium's new narrow leaves emerge blushing pink — a fine-textured

Blooms mid-summer to late-summer on tall stems for a feature or back of the border

If the weather is warm the flowers can emit an lovely apricot fragrance

Philadelphus maculatus (previously sold as P. madrensis), Desert Mock Orange rare 3-5 ft wide x 6-8Native to Mexico and the American Southwest, this Philadelphus is extremely drought tolerant, often called Desert Mountain Mock Orange. The 4 petaled pendulous flowers have a pretty mauve blush at the center and, frankly, their sweet scent could be described as a not unpleasant grape kool aid or bubble gum smell. Ah childhood. Very fine textured (It's almost the cotton candy of Mock Oranges), this deciduous shrub grows to only 4 6 feet tall and likes