mexican orange flower
By Surreylad
14 Apr, 2011
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closer pic of my mexican orange, the scent from this is great.
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the good thing with this one is if you take some leaves and dry them, then crush and put into a bowl it makes great potpurri.
14 Apr, 2011
That is great, I did nt realise until you said that it was scented I seen it on ebay for sale, but when I looked it up how big it grew I did nt bother.
14 Apr, 2011
yes they can get big, this one is 6 foot but i have 2 others which i keep well trimmed.
14 Apr, 2011
Thats a good idea but I have to rely on my grand kids to cut back my plants
15 Apr, 2011
i see ,yes they grow quite quick as well so would need regular cutting back.
15 Apr, 2011
I ve now thought again now you ve told me that, I think best to give it a miss I think thank you for the information.
15 Apr, 2011
:-)
15 Apr, 2011
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Wonderful close up so lucky to have a scent too.
14 Apr, 2011