Fragrant olive is not a plant you'd notice until it is abloom with quarter-inch flowers that appear in abundance in the spring.

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.

An upright evergreen with oval glossy green leaves, fragrant tea olive (Osmanthus fragrans) produces beautiful white flowers that bloom in clusters during spring and sometimes summer and fall.

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.

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 ...

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 ...

When many gardeners think of winter flowers, they envision classics like camellia, fragrant tea olive and daphne. But there are many more that can be added to the lineup, increasing one's olfactory… ...

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 ...

A: Of the many plants introduced to Europe and then to the New World, Osmanthus, also called Tea Olive, Sweet Olive, or False Holly, this shrub offers a fragrant evergreen backdrop for many garden ...

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 ...

The leaves of fragrant tea olive are 3- to 4-inch leathery evergreen affairs. They are decidedly less painful than the holly-leaved variety.