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Mexican orange blossom

Choisya ternata

An ornamental plant, planted March to May or September to November.

In September: nothing to do. It can be planted now.

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Mexican orange blossom, drawn

Mexican orange blossom, month by month

Bar: the usual months. Sprout: this month.

Sowing, planting or jobSepOctNovDec2027JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug
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What to do, and when

The usual months for a UK garden. Your own plan gives the week.

  • Planting

    Plant a pot-grown Mexican orange blossom March to May, and September to November, 90cm to 1.5m apart. Moderate source: RHS. Weaker source for the spacing: My Garden Plot.

  • Mulch the Mexican orange blossom

    Spread a thick layer of home-made compost, leaving a gap around the base so the stem doesn’t rot.

    Usually March to May. Moderate source: RHS.

  • Prune the Mexican orange blossom

    If growth is spindly, cut it back by up to a third.

    Usually April to May. Moderate source: RHS.

What the source words mean

Moderate: another trusted UK source, or the RHS on its group.Weaker: a blog, a forum, a small website or a page from outside the UK. Treat it as a guide.

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