Sweet Osmanthus 'fragrans' Fragrant Tea Olive

Osmanthus fragrans Sweet Osmanthus, or Fragrant Tea Olive, is a slow growing, broad and densely branched upright that can reach 20' high and 10-14' wide. Dark-green, finely toothed leaves are background for tiny, white flower clusters in the fall. This plant is especially appreciated for its delightful apricot-like fragrance. Drought tolerant                 Prefers fertile, acidic soil. * Deer Resistant *         Attracts Bees & Butterflies Photos courtesy of Toms Creek Nursery in Denton, NC (336) 857-2131 Ornamental Characteristics Category Large Shrub or Small Tree Foliage Type Broadleaf Evergreen Height 10' - 20 ' Spread 10' - 15' Shape Upright & Rounded Primary Foliage Color (Glossy) Dark Green Seasonal Foliage Color (Glossy) Dark Green Flowering Season Spring &  Autumn Flower Color White Berries Drupes Environmental Characteristics Growth Rate Slow Sun Preferences Sun to Partial Shade Water Preferences Moist (not wet):Prepare p