Osmanthus heterophyllus Wind which means it is usually

which means it is usually unnecessary to supply a partner to get good fruit set

this sweet lilac may look delicate but it actually prefers cooler climates and is fully hardy down to -30°C

Clusters of creamy-white flowers in late spring are followed by brilliant orange to scarlet autumn berries

Produces large

Foliage is a fresh light green in spring

Osmanthus heterophyllus Wind which means it is usuallyAn attractive, slow growing holly like shrub beloved for its deliciously fragrant flowers and lustrous dark green leaves, spiny when young but gaining a smooth edge as they mature. Although the white flowers are very small, their fragrance is powerful enough to perfume the air for several days. Thus, they are ideal near a front door or along a frequently traversed path. Will withstand heavy pruning. Prefers moist, well drained, acidic soil (though