Fortune's OsmanthusAlso known as "Fortune's Tea Olive", this evergreen Southern favorite is grown for its FRAGRANT WHITE flowers in FALL and deep green leaves. We have a "tree formed" Fortune's planted along the main drive and above the teak sitting bench and a line of 'Fortune's planted as a hedge between Anderson Ridge Road and the nursery garden. Both were planted in 2001. Fortune's Tea Olive is more cold hardy than Fragrant Tea Olive and may be planted further north
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