✓ 1 in stock at the nursery
Orange tea olive turns the famous fragrance up and tints it apricot-orange — clusters of tiny blossoms in fall (with spring encores) that perfume entire yards.
Sun to part shade, well-drained soil, patience for a slow, dense 8–10 feet. The connoisseur's osmanthus; site it where autumn air moves toward the house.
| Part Shade, Part Sun, Sun | |
| Yes | |
| 12-15 ft | |
| 6-8 ft | |
| Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter | |
| Yes | |
| Orange | |
| Strong |