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Orange Jasmine
Murraya paniculata
Despite its name, orange jasmine is related to neither oranges nor jasmine — the story behind that name is quite a curious one.
It was named for its round little fruits, which look just like oranges, and for its white blossoms, whose scent is so much like jasmine. Easy to care for and wonderfully fragrant, it's an enormously popular plant.
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