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This woody shrub has been growing by our well for a few years.
Only this year did I notice it has blooms, but few, and VERY fragrant.
Absolutely delicious scent!
I'm sure it will be identified quickly, but I have completely forgotten
what this is.
Love that…Learning something new everyday! Did not know that there was a double bloom Philadelphus. The leaves of this look strangely similar to a plant I was trying to ID that is coming up in the same area as a Philadelphus, single bloom….hmmm….
Well, this is odd. I responded with hearty thanks, and then closed the thread.
Now my post is missing. Hmm.
Anyhow, I was saying thank you so much to all of you. While I would like to know
the cultivar, it won't be too difficult with a fragrant double white that grows about
ten feet tall.
Knowing that it is a Mock Orange is a great start. Thanks a million!
