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Osmanthus X Burkwoodii - Holly Olive, Osmanthus

Osmanthus X Burkwoodii - Holly Olive, Osmanthus

Type Shrub, Hedging & Screening, Evergreen
Size Large Border (1 to 3m height)
Form Rounded - Bush
Colours Dark green Foliage, White Flowers (Spring)
Care Low/easy maintenance
Hardiness Very hardy
Growth Medium growing

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This compact smaller leaved Osmanthus will grow to a size of around 3 x 3 metres, making it well suited to growing in a mid border location or against a wall. Burkwoodii has distinctive dark foliage and a dense form, making it ideal as a screening plant or as a dark foil plant at the back of the flower border. Attractive trumpets of white scented blossom appear in abundance during the spring months provided extra impact and a deep pungent scent.

Cultivation tips: This compact medium sized shrub will grow on most fertile well drained garden soils in full sun or light shade. Avoid planting Osmanthus in very exposed, cold or hot dry areas prefering a sheltered spot. No regular pruning is required but you can trim to shape as necessary into an attractive dense evergreen shrub. Mulch with compost every few years to feed.
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