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Philadelphus coronarius L.

mock orange (Hydrangeaceae)

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Philadelphus coronarius may be native to parts of the south-eastern Alps and around the Aegean Sea, but is an alien plant in most of Europe.

Wienerwald, Austria; 2013-06-27

 mock orange / Philadelphus coronarius: _Philadelphus coronarius_ may be native to parts of the south-eastern Alps and around the Aegean Sea, but is an alien plant in most of Europe.

Philadelphus coronarius is widely grown in gardens and sometimes persists when thrown out into the wild.

Wienerwald, Austria; 2013-06-27

 mock orange / Philadelphus coronarius: _Philadelphus coronarius_ is widely grown in gardens and sometimes persists when thrown out into the wild.

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