#Philadelphus lewisii

[summerwages]

mock orange..

[pnwnativeplants]

Philadelphus lewisii

[the-flower-frog-boy]

Hey guys, happy Sweet Smelling Saturday! Today I wish I could say I did something extra, as it's Earth Day today, but I didn't. However! I did go to a park and did a nature walk with my friends and learned about edible plants in the area. It was a lot of fun!

Anyway, about the picture! This is from a shrub in my yard called Philadelphus lewisii, also known a Lewis' mock-orange. It would be better if I had some more time and energy today, but I don't, so this is as good as it's going to get today! And that's okay.

[twoq24]

Philadelphus lewisii Pursh

[5-and-a-half-acres]

Two mock oranges.

Top: A hybrid called "Belle Etoile"

Bottom: Philadelphus lewisii, our native mock orange

[christopherflowers]

Philadelphus lewisii (& friend)

[kihaku-gato]

Gif reaction required as third attempt overwintering Katsura has finally succeeded. More life waking in the greenhouse as of April 22nd (the greenhouse being sun-warmed to 20C helps);

Cercidiphyllum japonicum, Syringa reticulata, wild Philadelphus lewisii (idr the tagged botanical so excuse if I wrote the wrong species here from a quick googling), & Rosa palustris.

[scottpartridge]

Mountain Bluebird and Syringa, state symbols of Idaho. 

[friendsrpbg]

J20170713-0010—Philadelphus lewisii ‘Goose Creek’—RPBG—DxO by John Rusk Via Flickr: Philadephus lewisii 'Goose Creek' (a double-flowered form). An unusual sport of the typically four-petaled species. The form holds true when propagated from cuttings. Compare with the four-petaled flowers in this Flckr photo: flic.kr/p/tNBocS . Photographed at Regional Parks Botanic Garden located in Tilden Regional Park near Berkeley, CA

[rokhal]

Shrubs are the bones of the garden and I want bones. I don’t care if they don’t all fit, I want bones

flowering currant, Ribes sanguineum. Starting to bloom now. Native

Yuletide camelia, Camelia x sasanqua blooms in winter. Non-native

Flowering quince, Chaenomeles sp. Flowers in early spring (now). Non-native

Lilac. Sad, but present! Will bloom mid-spring. Syringa vulgaris. Non-native.

Giant overgrown rosemary bush. Already present, blooms early spring. Non-native. Rosemarinus officionalis

Oakleaf hydrangea. Flowers in summer. A maybe. Native. Hydrangea quercifolia

Rose of Sharon, Hibiscus syriacus. Blooms in summer. Non-native.

Mock orange. Philadelphus lewisii. Blooms late spring/summer. Native

[summerwages]

mock orange..

[pnwnativeplants]

Philadelphus lewisii starting to bloom

[suwalls]

Lewis's mock-orange Wallpaper

[uispecialcollections]

Officially designated Idaho’s state flower in 1931, Syringa (philadelphus lewisii) has been the floral choice of Idaho since at least the 1890′s, when it was depicted in the state seal. These little white flowers are known for their strong, sweet fragrance, nicknamed “mock orange” because of the similar scent of Orange Blossoms. 

Image taken from Wild Flowers of the Pacific Northwest from Alaska to Northern California by Lewis J. Clark

[coyote-mints]

Wow what a combo! 😍😍😍

Two native shrubs.

Top- Mock orange. Philadelphus lewisii.

Middle- Ocean spray. Holodiscus discolor.

Bottom- both together

[czarpad]

#philadelphus lewisii #inaczej #jaśmin #sobota #południe (w: Górka Widzewska) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBskaWkpLjx/?igshid=kl9lh0oes5dm