What is the common name for Choisya ternata?

Choisya ternata is commonly referred to as Mexican Orange. This name reflects the plant’s native origins in Mexico and its aromatic, citrus-like aromatic foliage, reminiscent of orange leaves, particularly when rubbed. The plant is appreciated not only for its aromatic qualities but also for its attractive white flowers, which bloom in spring and sometimes again in late summer, adding to its ornamental value in gardens and landscapes.

The other options refer to different plants entirely; Scotch Heather is a flowering shrub known for its purple blooms, Warty Barberry is a type of barberry with distinctively textured leaves, and Gold Dust Aucuba is recognized for its variegated leaves and bright yellow spots. Each of these plants has unique characteristics and uses that differentiate them from Mexican Orange.