The best fruit production occurs when these shrubs are planted in groups or massed for better cross pollination
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Grown for its clusters of spectacular berries that grace this lovely plant from autumn into winter
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Osmanthus fragrans Nicola Ferguson The best fruit production occursThis is a really lovely looking is evergreen, spring flowering shrub. It bears small, oval, dark green leaves, which make a striking backdrop to its clusters of tubular creamy white to yellow (shades may vary depending on soil types and microclimate), fragrant flowers. It's slow growing, usually taking a year or two to establish and begin growing strongly, but given time, is an excellent feature plant for borders, hedging, or a woodland garden. Grows