I have grown one Osmanthus fragrans for about six years. It is about
six feet tall. It is located in a shaded (shaded by the house only,
but not dark) area and gets only about one hour morining sunshine. I
heard from someone that this plant does not bloom in Pacific northest.

Is this true?

osu_shaw wrote:
I have grown one Osmanthus fragrans for about six years. It is about
six feet tall. It is located in a shaded (shaded by the house only,
but not dark) area and gets only about one hour morining sunshine. I
heard from someone that this plant does not bloom in Pacific northest.

Is this true?

Check out this regional resource:
http://depts.washington.edu/hortlib/....php?term=1520

Contact info:

General Information: 206-543-0415
Plant Answer Line: 206-897-5268 (206-UW-PLANT)
Fax: 206-897-1435
E-mail:

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