Osmanthus plants and species. A fragrant flowering small shrub, Osmanthus is grown for the fragrance rather than the flowers although species such as Osmanthus delavayi do have larger flowers than some others. Osmanthus fragrans Aurantiacus or 'sweet osmanthus' is an evergreen shrub or small tree. Fragrant flowers are an added attraction other species including Osmanthus delavayi and Osmanthus heterophyllus with its 'holly like foliage' are also well worth considering either as a garden plant or a hardy hedging plant and is readily available for sale . Nurseries, Mail Order Nurseries, Specialist Nurseries,Retail Nurseries, Wholesale Nurseries, Garden Centers, Plant Nurseries.
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Osmanthus Plant Profile and Growing Notes

Osmanthus are a popular garden plant . Osmanthus can make a great flowering hedge, not only does it have fragrant flowers but it can be cut back and the flowers will come on the old wood. Fairly slow growing, butb the flowers can be used as cut flowers. Osmanthus X Burkwoodii is a small bushy shrub with dark green foliage. Fragrant white flowers in spring. Excellent for hedging.

Try growing Osmanthus in a fairly cool moist position avoiding hot afternoon sun, mulch to maintain a cool root run.

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Osmanthus fragrans Aurantiacus or 'sweet osmanthus' Plants for : Sydney (New South Wales - NSW), Brisbane (Queensland - QLD), Melbourne Victoria VIC), Adelaide (South Australia - SA), Perth (Western Australia - WA), Hobart (Tasmania - TAS), Darwin (Northern Territory - NT) and Canberra (ACT)