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Choisya ternata

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The Choisya ternata is a rounded, medium-sized bushy evergreen shrub, with dark, glossy green leaves divided into three broad leaflets. Members of the genus are commonly known as Mexican orange or mock orange due to the similarity of their flowers with those of the closely related orange, both in shape and scent. Flowers are pure white, scented, often appearing fitfully into winter.

Genus

Choisya

Species

ternata

Bloeiperiode

june

july

Bodemtype

acid

Type (gebruik)

shrub

in group

terrace plant

Kleur (bloem)

white

Kleur (blad)

green

Height

150 cm

Wintergroen

yes

Winter hardiness

-20 °C

Snoeien

no

Bloemen

fragrant

plant with flowers

Locatie

sun

half shade

Bodemvochtigheid

dry

normal