Fragrant jasmine - Philadelphus 'Bouquet Blanc' (Mock Orange)

Philadelphus ‘Bouquet Blanc’ is a garden ornamental shrub prized for its elegant, intensely fragrant white flowers, reminiscent of orange blossom. With its abundant flowering and classic, romantic appearance, this variety is ideal for ornamental gardens, borders, informal hedges, or as an accent plant in bright garden designs.

🌱 Botanical characteristics:

• Botanical name: Philadelphus ‘Bouquet Blanc’

• Common name: garden jasmine

• Plant type: outdoor ornamental shrub

• Foliage: green, dense, decorative, and deciduous

• Flowers: white, elegant, usually semi-double to double, and highly fragrant

• Flowering: abundant in late spring and early summer

• Growth: vigorous, with a full habit and good branching

• Uses: suitable for classic and romantic gardens, borders, informal hedges, or as a specimen plant

💧 Growing conditions and care:

• Light: prefers full sun or partial shade; flowering is more abundant in bright locations

• Watering: moderate, with regular watering after planting and during very dry periods

• Soil: fertile, well-drained, but sufficiently moist

• Optimal temperature: grows well outdoors in a temperate climate

• Frost resistance: good cold tolerance; grows well in the garden through typical winters and, once established, is a reliable outdoor plant

• Pruning: recommended after flowering to maintain a harmonious shape and encourage branching

✨ Benefits and uses:

• elegant, highly decorative white blooms

• intense, pleasant fragrance, ideal for relaxation areas or pathways

• suitable for romantic, classic, or natural gardens

• easy to incorporate into compositions with other ornamental shrubs

• brings brightness and elegance to green spaces

📌 Note: The plant's appearance varies depending on the season and delivery date. After planting, it may need time to adjust, and branching density and flowering abundance may vary slightly from one plant to another.

Note: During the cold season, garden plants are sold without leaves and trimmed to encourage branching.