Philadelphus palmeri
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NamePhiladelphus palmeri
Scientific NamePhiladelphus palmeri Rydb.
Plant FamilyHydrangeaceae
Natural HabitatFound in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, specifically 18 miles south of Linares on the road to Dr. Arroyo, at an elevation of approximately 2450 meters. It grows on steep limestone slopes within an oak forest.
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Cultivation NotesPrefers high-altitude environments on steep limestone slopes, often associated with oak forests. Requires well-drained soil.
Rarityuncommon
Description
This specimen of Philadelphus palmeri is a shrub, 2 meters tall, characterized by branching from its base. It bears simple, opposite leaves and, at the time of collection, only immature fruits were present, with no flowers observed.
