White Osmanthus Fragrans
White Osmanthus Fragrans, scientifically known as Osmanthus fragrans, is a fragrant and ornamental evergreen shrub or small tree appreciated for its sweet-scented flowers. The glossy, dark green leaves serve as an elegant backdrop to the small, white blossoms that appear in clusters. The flowers emit a delightful, strong fragrance, often described as apricot-like or peachy. White Osmanthus Fragrans is cultivated for both its visual and aromatic qualities, making it a popular choice in gardens, landscapes, and as a fragrant addition to outdoor spaces. Additionally, the flowers are sometimes used in the production of perfumes and teas, further highlighting the plant's cultural and commercial significance.
Botanical Name
Osmanthus fragrans
Also Known As
Sweet Olive | Tea Olive | Fragrant Olive | Sweet Osmanthus | 四季桂花 | 月桂 | 丹桂 | 桂花 | 岩桂 | 木犀 | 九里香 | 金粟 |木樨 | 白桂花
Specifications
Plant Type
Native From
USDA Zone
Light Needs
Watering Needs
Leaves
Life Cycle
Avg. Mature Size
Growth Rate
Bloom Time
Flower Color
Shrub
Asia
8 - 10
Partial - Full Sun
Regularly
Evergreen
Perennial
7' Tall and 4' Wide
Moderate
Year-Round
White