Osmanthus x fortunei 'San Jose' Size:1 gallon size

Osmanthus x fortunei 'San Jose' Size:1 gallon sizeOnce you have experienced the wonderful apricot fragrance of this excellent evergreen shrub, you will want another. One Osmanthus 'San Jose' shrub will perfume your entire garden during the flowering time, October to December. A good choice for screening, and better than boxwood with the blight attacking that plant in the Pacific Northwest. The foliage has toothed margins, similar to a holly, and will be dense on the plant, making it a barrier when

making it one of the longest for bright and colorful flowers

This cultivar likes a bit of shade

so it can have this name

Blooming starts in mid April

the leaves will darken to a rich burgundy color

feathery foliage of this unique cultivar will eventually spread 8ft - 10ft wide

this unique yak hybrid forms an excellent

please note this plant is only hardy to zone 9 and 10

Growing naturally into a windswept form makes this Japanese White Pine a valuable addition to the landscape

grows wider than tall

the flowers attract bees and butterflies

A nice compact plant that will be the star of your garden