osmanthus fragrans fudingzhu (close up image)

10 years ago

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jujujojo_gw
Original Author
10 years ago
another one -
eahamel
10 years ago
That's a lot of blooms for an Osmanthus. I haven't seen that variety before, and I'll bet it has a great fragrance.
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jujujojo_gw
Original Author
10 years ago
Posted by eahamel 9a (My Page) on Sun, May 19, 13 at 10:03

Did I spell it wrong or something? It is the most common type. A fragrance workhorse.
jujujojo_gw
Original Author
10 years ago
Blooming now.
lou_spicewood_tx
10 years ago
Nice. It won't be till October for mine. I also have RiXiangGui which is supposed to be better than Fudingzhu when it comes to more days of blooming. I've had them in the ground since last winter. I'm curious to see how they perform when weather cools down next month. Believe it or not I have rebloomer orange type that I got from Nurseries Caroliniana. What was shocking is that they do actually bloom when small!