Osmanthus heterophyllus | Holly Olive - Shrub - Height 110-130cm - 20lt EuphorbiaOsmanthus heterophyllus, commonly known as false holly, is a captivating evergreen shrub renowned for its beauty and resilience. This shrub typically grows to a height and width of 8 10 feet, forming a dense, rounded shape. Its most striking feature is the glossy, spiny leaves, resembling those of a holly, which transform from a deep green to a bronzed purple hue in the fall. In late summer to early fall, Osmanthus heterophyllus produces small, white,
thereby adding ecological value to your garden
but best flowering occurs in full sun
Pinus strobus is a dominant tree in many North American forests
offering structure
'Black Pearl' bamboo is also valued for its relatively compact size
fragrant flowers bloom in summer and are followed by pendant clusters of golden yellow berries in autumn and winter
represents an exceptional combination that brings together the delectable taste of the Morello cherries with the strength and resilience of the Colt rootstock
semi-evergreen climber with deeply lobed
which can reach up to 30 centimetres in length
Originating in Japan
narrowly upright
and thrives in full sun and partial shade