It's tea olive, the glossy-leaved shrub known by the scientific name Osmanthus fragrans. Commonly, you can call the plant tea olive or sweet olive, as both names nod to the sweet scent emitted by ...

Here’s mine: It would tolerate heat and cold, bear fragrant flowers for months, ... One of the few plants fitting that profile is a relatively new variety of tea olive (aka sweet olive) ...

Meet Uncle Joe, an 80-year-old Tea Olive tree that sits just outside the gates of the golf course. The tree's owner is worried that its days may be numbered.

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 ...

Description: This member of the olive family hosts about 30 to 40 species of evergreen shrubs or trees grown for their deep green leaves and fragrant flowers.Osmanthus translates to fragrant ...