Red Flowering Fragrant Tea Olive ( osmanthus )

Red Flowering Fragrant Tea Olive ( osmanthus )Red Flowering Fragrant Tea Olive Osmanthus fragrans aurantiacus 'Beni Kin Mokusei' In plant hunting circles, one of the treasures yet to say hello in southern horticulture is the elusive red flowered form of sweet olive. Well, I can now add to the rumors that The rarest form of tea olive found only in remote areas of china does exist. Recently brought to this country by a fellow nurseryman in south carolina. Flowers are dark orange to red in color and

This is a compact mounded cultivar

Great little specimen tree that is sure to draw interest from everyone

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The Little Gem Magnolia is recognized for its prolific flowering that lasts 6 months of the year

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Pia'

gradually turning into silvery plumes in fall as the seeds mature

Buddleia has often been a challenge to incorporate into smaller gardens because their large size and rather rangy habit

This boxwood has shown to hold a very good green color through cold weather - better than most other boxwood varieties

From the miniatures

Features spike-like terminal clusters (to 6" long) of lavender-purple flowers which bloom from June to September and sometimes to first frost

acer palmatum orangeola

Bright green-foliage has reddish overtones in fall and is shaped more like an oak leaf which varies from most other viburnums