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Mexican Orange Blossom (Choisya ternata) is grown not only for the masses of . They don't need to be pruned and will form a dense, mound shaped shrub.
Find help & information on Choisya ternata Mexican orange blossom from the RHS. Genus Choisya are evergreen shrubs with aromatic, palmately divided
7 Jun 2015 You describe one of the trickiest of pruning dilemmas, one that is One final thing: you say the choisya is leaning away from a hedge, but
19 Jan 2013
4 May 2017 Occasionally the shrub will experience a die back of many leaves, and in those cases should be cut back. Mexican orange will tolerate being cut back to the ground, if necessary. Some gardeners choose to prune the plant back after flowering to achieve a more formal appearance.
15 Oct 2017 Mock orange (Philadelphus coronarius) is a deciduous flowering shrub. Learn how to plant and prune this citrusy smelling shrub.
1 Aug 2017 Mexican orange blossom (Choisya ternata) is that plant. to roughly 6 feet and slightly wider (but can be kept much smaller by tight pruning).
28 Dec 2016 If you are looking for tough, water-wise shrubs for your garden, consider choisya plants. Also called Mexican orange, is an evergreen shrub that
17 Nov 2012
Fabulously fragrant, Choisya ternata (Mexican Orange Blossom) is a very handsome, rounded, Drought tolerant and rabbit resistant; Great for wall-side borders, shrub borders, hedges, city cuttings; Prune stems immediately after flowering to encourage an additional rebloom Find In One of Our Guides or Gardens.

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