Winter jasmine  (Jasminum nudiflorum)

An unusual climber with yellow, fragrant flowers blooming in winter. 
It grows up to 3 meters.
Position in the sun / partial shade. 
No pruning required.

Jasmine ’Waterton’ (Philadelphus lewisii ’Waterton’)

General description: Proven shrub with stiff shoots and rounded shape. It reaches up to 2.5 m in height.

Leaves: dark green, elliptical, sharp-ended

Flowers: white, single flowers composed of four petals at the crown and with golden anthers in the center, delicately fragrant.

Flowering: June-July.

Requirements / Cultivation:  Sunny or semi-shaded position. It grows best on blackland, permeable, calcareous or neutral soils. Variety resistant to drought. It is recommended every few years, after flowering, to make a radical cut of the bush to rejuvenate. The plant is suitable for planting singly and in groups, including molded hedges and free rows.

Mock-orange ’Rosace’ (Philadephus ’Rosace’)

(Philadephus Rosace)

one of the most beautiful flowering shrubs,
of approx. 1.5 m,
delicate , scaly twigs
full, very fragrant, creamy white flowers
blooms June-July.

Requirements:

fertile, loamy, moderately moist soils

sunny or semi-shaded place

It tolerates low temperatures and drought.