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It's a shame tea olive isn't used more often. Plant it now for a fragrant autumn
But this dense, dark-leaved evergreen tree – native from China to Thailand – gradually lost its luster with area gardeners. Folks: tea olive deserves a resurgence. Mandarin hat plant This ...
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How To Grow And Care For A Tea Olive Tree
When the blooms appear, the heady fragrance of a tea olive tree is liable to make you swoon. Fact checked by Jillian Dara What's that fragrance perfuming the garden air? It's tea olive ...