Mixed Osmanthus Flower Seeds Osmanthus fragrans – Yellow & Orange Sweet Olive Bonsai Seeds

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Grow your own Mixed Osmanthus (Osmanthus fragrans) from open-pollinated seeds — one of China's most celebrated and sweetly fragrant flowering evergreen shrubs. This classic garden plant produces tiny clusters of yellow and orange blooms carrying a rich, warm apricot-honey fragrance that fills the surrounding garden in autumn. Features deep glossy dark green evergreen foliage year-round. Ideal for bonsai cultivation, fragrant garden borders, patio containers, ornamental hedging, and avenue planting. A timeless and deeply rewarding fragrant flowering shrub for any warm climate garden. 
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Mixed Osmanthus Flower Seeds Osmanthus fragrans – Yellow & Orange Sweet Olive Bonsai Seeds

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Planting Season

Spring Season

Light Requirement

Partial Sun

Plant Height

2–4 m

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor
Planting Information
Life Cycle Perennial Shrub
Plant Characteristics Fragrant Blooms
Plant Type Flowering Shrub
Flavour Profile Not Applicable
Life Perennial Shrub
Germination Time 20–30 Days
Fruit Size Small Berries
Soil Type Loamy Soil
Soil pH 6.0–7.5
Spacing Between Plants 1–2 m
Watering Needs Moderate Water
Harvest Time Not Applicable
Bloom Season Autumn Season
Seeds per Pack 50
Seed Type Open Pollinated
Yield Potential Dense Growth
GTIN 36002122952

Sow seeds in moist, well-drained soil and lightly cover with soil. Keep soil warm and consistently moist until germination.

Provide partial to full sunlight and moderate watering. Prune occasionally to maintain compact growth and shape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

Why is Osmanthus fragrans also called Sweet Olive?

The common name refers to the plant's small flowers and their sweet fragrance, which is especially noticeable during flowering.

Can Osmanthus fragrans be trained as bonsai?

Yes. The listing specifically identifies bonsai cultivation as a suitable use, with pruning used to maintain a compact form.

How does Osmanthus look when it is not flowering?

It remains visually useful as an evergreen shrub, with glossy dark-green foliage providing year-round structure.

Can Osmanthus be used as a hedge or garden screen?

Its dense evergreen foliage can suit hedge-style planting when adequate spacing and regular pruning are provided.

Does Osmanthus prefer sun or shade?

It can grow in full sun to partial shade. A bright position with suitable soil and moisture supports healthy growth.

When is Osmanthus fragrans most likely to add fragrance to a garden?

The listing gives autumn as the bloom season, when its small clustered flowers can add fragrance to the surrounding area.

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