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Fri, Jun 1, 12 at 21:25
| Hi everyone, I'm visiting from the home decor forum...
I'm in Connecticut. I saw this little tree -- about six feet tall, somewhat spindly -- growing in a shady spot in the woods. The white flowers have a wonderfully sweet scent, almost like honeysuckle. The open flowers are about one inch across; the largest leaves in the photos are about three inches long. The leaves are moderately shiny on top, not so shiny underneath. This little tree is lovely, and I would really like to find out what it is. Thanks so much!
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| Mock Orange, Philadelphus. A common shrub of gardens, old homesites, cemeteries, etc. |
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| If you go back there it is really easy to grow from cuttings. |
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| Oh, thank you so much! From cuttings? Ooooh. I will definitely try that. Thanks! |
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