| Care |
They can be styled a number of ways; either trimmed for a formal look or left natural to soften harsh surfaces around garden features or along fence lines. |
| Common names |
Moch Orange |
| Flowers |
Yes, flowering Summer. |
| Flower description |
Orange scented blooms appear throughout the summer months. |
| Foliage |
Tiny emeral green compact leaves. |
| Growth |
60cm (h) x 60cm (w) |
| Growth rate |
Medium |
| Habit |
Naturally small and compact growth habit. |
| Origin |
Murraya hybrid bred by Dr Kerry Bunker |
| Position |
Full Sun |
| Pot size |
140mm, 200mm & 300mm Pots. |
| Soil type |
Will grow in most soil types and they will thrive in hot humid conditions making it an ideal substitute for traditional BOX hedges in parks and gardens throughout Queensland and upper New South Wales. |
| Uses |
Extremely hardy, low maintenance, dwarf form of Murraya, ideal for containers and low hedges. |
