Lavish some love in your landscape design with these showy shrubs. Count on these reliable, rounded plants to add spectacular features you’ll appreciate for many, many years. Double white blooms cover First Editions® Snow Whiteâ„¢ Mock Orange (Philadelphus ‘Snowwhite Fantasy’) twice a year. Each snowy bloom emits the clean scent of oranges to perfume your yard!
Make your neighbors happy with their heavenly scent. Snow Whiteâ„¢ is a hardy, flowering Mock Orange that blooms first in spring and then again in summer.
Plant this superior modern cultivar for its free-flowering clusters of fragrant double flowers, borne at the ends of its branches. Even if you live in Minnesota, you’ll feel like you dropped into an orange grove in Florida. Welcome each new growing season with the sight and aroma of these pure white flowers. Each fluffy bloom is packed with petals.
Cut a few boughs for indoor arrangements, or simply leave them on the shrub to support butterflies with their nectar. Snow Whiteâ„¢ Mock Orange is well-known for its recurrent flush of double, white blooms in summer, so you’ll have plenty to share!
With densely held foliage on arching branches…these rounded shrubs can grow into a magical flowering screen. Vibrant dark green, ovate leaves absolutely gleam in the sunshine. Hardy Snow Whiteâ„¢ performs beautifully in urban environments. Reap all its benefits, including beautiful bloom, citrusy scent and lush growth as a screen.
Planting and Application:
Plant Snow Whiteâ„¢ Mock Orange, then breathe a big sigh of relief. Even beginning gardeners can grow these carefree shrubs! Give them as a gift plant for a housewarming present. Call them “living aromatherapy” and you’ll make your loved ones very happy!
Snow Whiteâ„¢ Mockorange smells so good…you’ll want to use several in high-profile areas of your own yard, too! Plant them in a row as a privacy hedge where their gorgeous foliage will screen your patio all season.
Place them 30 inches apart to create a solid screen. You’ll measure from the center of one to the center of the next. For a more organic look, install a curved planting bed and plant them in a drift. Start with a single shrub on either end, then double or triple up near the middle in a loose zigzagging planting pattern. Vary the spacing between and the depth from front to back. Mix in your favorite Rose of Sharon and Shrub Roses for a custom look!
Try one at the corner of your home to anchor your foundation planting. If you have the space, use a trio of them to pump up the visual impact. Snow Whiteâ„¢ can even be grown in large containers for many years! Decorate your balcony or porch with their beauty and bouquet.
They work beautifully by your driveway or garage. As a bonus, their sweet fragrant flowers and multi-stemmed form will both mask and hide your garbage cans at the same time!
- Deliciously Fragrant – Fresh, Citrusy Scent
- Reblooming Variety – Showy Pure White Double Blooms
- Nectar-Rich Flowers Support Butterflies and Beneficial Pollinators
- Long-Lasting Cut Flower Arrangements
- Compact Variety With Glossy, Dark Green Foliage
- Beautiful in Containers, Hedges, & Fragrant Specimen
Tips for Care:
Plant them in a sunny spot that gets at least six hours of sunlight a day. The more sun, the more flowers! Mock Orange roots can’t tolerate wet soil, so needs well-drained soils to thrive. If you have soggy, low spots where you want to use them…bring in additional soil three feet wide by 18 inches high for a planting mound. Be sure to use Nature Hills Root Booster when planting to help your new shrub’s tiny feeder roots take up micronutrients. The symbiotic ingredients work continuously over the entire life of the plant. Moderate water is required regularly. Set up a schedule of supplemental water, if you don’t get adequate rainfall. Mulch over the roots, but pull it back away from touching the stems.
Train your shrubs to produce plenty of side branches with yearly pruning right after the flowers fade. Do a simple pinching back after the flowers are finished to encourage lateral buds to develop. This will help your shrub develop a full, bushy growth habit over time. Simply snip off the last few inches of every branch. When planted properly, the plant can tolerate brief periods of drought, and it is deer resistant. This carefree beauty has no real pest or disease problems.
- Widely Adaptable in Full Sun
- Enriched Well-Drained Soil & Regular Moisture
- Prune After Flowering
- Low Maintenance & Easy to Grow
- Exceptionally Cold Hardy
Let Snow Whiteâ„¢ perfume your life twice a year! You’ll cherish their prolific production of pristine blooms for decades to come.