Apricot Echo Tea Olive 1 Plant – Osmanthus fragrans
Apricot Echo Tea Olive 1 Plant – Osmanthus fragrans
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Back to buying optionsApricot Echo Tea Olive 1 Plant – Osmanthus fragrans
Apricot Echo tea olive plant from Osmanthus fragrans, an evergreen shrub known for its small, fragrant flowers in apricot tones. This species is commonly grown for ornamental use and scented garden plantings.
This is a rooted starter plant suitable for continued growth in garden beds or containers. Tea olive develops dense foliage and produces seasonal blooms under suitable conditions.
• Includes 1 rooted plant
• Evergreen flowering shrub
• Produces apricot-toned flowers
• Fragrant flowering plant
• Suitable for garden or container use
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Common Name: Apricot Echo Tea Olive
Scientific Name: Osmanthus fragrans
Plant Type: Flowering Shrub
Life Cycle: Perennial
Flower/Fruit Color: Apricot-orange flowers
Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Soil: Well-drained soil
Water: Moderate
USDA Zone: 7–10
