Philadelphus maculatus (previously sold as P. madrensis), Desert Mock Orange rare The fuzzy leaves of the

The fuzzy leaves of the flannel bush are left undisturbed by deer and other grazers

One of those is the low evergreen shrub

this Epimedium's new narrow leaves emerge blushing pink — a fine-textured

they will be back bigger & better the next spring

gravelly infertile soils of eastern North America

Philadelphus maculatus (previously sold as P. madrensis), Desert Mock Orange rare The fuzzy leaves of theNative to Mexico and the American Southwest, this Philadelphus is extremely drought tolerant, often called Desert Mountain Mock Orange. The 4 petaled pendulous flowers have a pretty mauve blush at the center and, frankly, their sweet scent could be described as a not unpleasant grape kool aid or bubble gum smell. Ah childhood. Very fine textured (It's almost the cotton candy of Mock Oranges), this deciduous shrub grows to only 4 6 feet tall and likes