Evergreen foliage provides year-round greenery for landscaping
Fragrant white flowers attract pollinators and enhance garden ambiance
Small flower size allows for dense, compact growth
Suitable for both screens and hedges, offering versatile planting options
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Also known as "Fragrant Osmanthus", this Southern favorite is grown for its small, FRAGRANT WHITE flowers in March and often some repeat-blooming in October.
Plants are evergreen and make a terrific screen or garden hedge.