At least three different types of plants are called mock orange. All release the heady scent of orange blossoms and for that feature alone are popular additions to gardens.

Once the fruit is red and ripe and starts to turn brown, you can squeeze the seeds from the fruit, ... Mock orange is wind tolerant and somewhat drought and salt tolerant once mature, ...

Mock Orange, Philadelphus, is an old-fashioned, fragrant, spring-blooming shrub. It’s large — it can grow to nine feet — easy-to-grow and produces thousands of blooms that smell like orange ...

T he hedge apple, also known as Osage orange or mock orange, is the distinctive fruit of the Osage orange tree (Maclura pomifera).These large, green, wrinkled spheres have long been a source of ...

Grow mock orange from seeds to get a strong plant. The fruit with seeds inside is red when ripe. Birds will "plant" them in your garden, and you can transplant these to a pot or the place where ...

She goes on to note that "green brains" or "monkey balls" or "mock oranges" are an underappreciated fruit. While some claim green brains are outright inedible, Shapton says there's a way to get ...

The Mock orange (Murraya paniculata ... After pollination, birds in the tree's native habitat relish the small oval orange-to-red fruit. In tropical climates, the mock orange is grown as an ...

It was the tree’s potential as a living hedge that made the Osage orange a hot commodity in the nineteenth century, and a valued export of Texas—the fruit and its seeds were gathered and sold ...

The fruit borne by this tree is commonly called hedge apple but are also sometimes referred to as horse-apple, hedge balls, and mock-orange. And I have heard more than one youngster playing with ...

A MUMSNET user has been ridiculed for asking whether two large oranges is “too much sugar”. It seems Britain’s obesity crisis has certainly got to this mum. Taking to the parentin… ...