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Osmanthus fragrans Fragrant Sweet OliveOsmanthus fragrans Buy White Flowering Fragrant Sweet Olive Zones 7 10 Osmanthus fragrans, commonly referred to as a fragrant sweet olive, is a classic plant in the Southern landscape. The fragrance from October through March is something that people have been accustomed to in the Southern garden. The evergreen foliage of Osmanthus fragrans gives year round interest. The white to light yellow blooms on Osmanthus frangrans are small and appear near the

known as the Cumberland Azalea

Acer palmatum dissectum 'Edgewood'

USPP# 26657

The pink variegation on 'Tsuru no mai' tursn to white as the leaves mature

making it great for smaller spaces or container planters

When the early buds first peek out in the spring ‘Ariadne’ has shades of deep burgundy

‘Shaina’ may reach 3-4 ft by 3-5 ft in a dense manner

which for us is an April bloomer

'Leopoldii' will reach 25ft tall by 25ft wide in 25 years

'Goldilocks' may reach 3-4 ft in height and width in 10 years

'Luteovariegata’ is a European selection of beech that has bright golden yellow variegated margins on a darker green leaf

'Palmatifolium' may reach 12-16 ft in 20 years