Very nice. What is the bottom one Jaceysgranny? Maybe Jasmine? Is it fragrant?

I just saw this thread....Christie, I am pretty sure the bottom pic is a mockorange.

Hi Christie, I'm sorry I haven't been back in awhile. Marion is right it is Mock Orange but it's not fragrant. I was so disappointed but it's so pretty that I'll keep it. I also have a sweet autumn clematis and wouldn't you know it? That one's not fragrant either. I got it in a trade a couple of years ago and have since read that it's best to buy them when they're in bloom since some of them are and some aren't fragrant. I have a star jasmine planted very close to the mock orange and they bloom around the same time so that helps some.

I really enjoy coming here and reading what you all have to say about gardening in the Ozarks. Keep posting please with pics of course.

Nancy

It looks like your pretty enept with your soil, to me jaceysgranny! The garden I laid out is so large, that I couldn't afford mulch for it, so I'm spending my time keeping the grass and weeds out of the garden and paths.
If I had started sooner I would have scooped up free leaves from the NWAfreecycle web site
Diann