I get a few scattered blooms throughout the year, especially on a young plant.

Incidentally, for anyone buying a mock orange plant be aware that not all of the cultivars are fragrant, So try to buy it in the spring while blooming if fragrance is important you you. I have a fairly young one that is fragrant, but my older one is not. However, the non fragrant one has larger flowers. But whether fragrant or not they put on a beautiful long show in the spring.

I grew one from seed, but didn't know that not all were fragrant. I gave that one away and bought two variegated fragrant ones. However, the only time I see variegation is in early spring. I do love the fragrance on mine.

Mine always bloomed in spring too. How I regret leaving it behind when we moved.

I know where you could get another one, Pam....................not fragrant, though blooms like crazy.

Thanks for the offer Carrie! If I find a spot for it, I'll email you. My garden is so much different than it was in those days.

Mine is changing also, Pam, simply because of so many chores I can no longer do.

I happened to come across this blog Rock Rose, that mentions a reliably reblooming mock orange. Check it out.

I'll have to watch for that one.