Generally offered as sweet olive ‘Fudingzhu,’ but sometimes as ‘Nanjing Beauty,’ this shrub or small tree can grow at least 10 feet tall, with some reports indicating a 20-foot potential.

Tea olive is an evergreen shrub that blooms with small whitish-yellow flowers each time the weather fluctuates in the fall, for up to two months of the year. I would highly recommend this ...

Tea olive, known for beautiful and fragrant clusters of flowers, was once common in Central Florida, but isn't as popular now. It needs a resurgence.

Living Tea Olive: That heavenly smell Published: Sep. 28, 2015, 6:18 p.m. By Jefferson County Cooperative Extension ...

The variety that is very popular in the Piedmont section of the Carolinas is Osmanthus x fortunei. It grows to about 15-space to 20-feet tall and the tiny flowers are highly fragrant for several ...

To keep your Fragrant Tea Olive happy, Sydni recommends giving this tree at least 4-5 hours of sunlight. "Morning sunlight and afternoon shade is preferred for Fragrant Tea Olives," says Sydni ...

Fragrant olive, sweet olive, sweet tea Light: full sun to part shade Height: 10-15 feet Spread: 10-15 feet USDA Hardiness Zones: 8-11 Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle ...

The par-4 first, known as “Tea Olive” for the fragrant shrubs planted along the hole, measures 445 yards with a steep slope leading to the landing area and a gaping bunker to the right.

Not all varieties are fragrant; buy one in bloom to be sure. Eriobotrya japonica (loquat) -- this shrub to small tree is grown for its large leathery leaves and edible fruits (on the coast only).

The Tea Olive grows fairly upright and likes sun to part shade. They do not like shearing with hedge trimmers or shears. Horticulturally speaking, I don’t know of any plant that does like ...

In Japan, and many other parts of East Asia, the wonderful aroma of osmanthus, otherwise known as the fragrant tea olive (Osmanthus fragrans) and known in Japanese as 金木製 kinmokusei, is a harbinger of ...