Orange Tea OliveA new twist on an old Southern favorite! Instead of fragrant, white flowers, the ORANGE flowering fragrant osmanthus is grown for its incredibly fragrant, tiny, PALE ORANGE flower clusters which cover the plant in October and again in March. Plant alone as a specimen near the deck or walkway where you'll enjoy the delightful, apricot like fragrance or space 8 10' apart when planting as a garden screen or hedge.