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Osmanthus delavayi - Grow, Prune, and Extend the Blooming Season 

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Who doesn't want more weeks of fragrant Osmanthus delavayi flowers? If your garden has both sun and shade and stays above 0 degrees Fahrenheit (USDA zone 7), you can extend the overall season of bloom by two to three weeks. It doesn’t take much to keep this undemanding, resilient, evergreen shrub happy. Native to China (introduced in France in 1890 by Abbe Delavay), it grows especially well in the Pacific Northwest or similar climate. I can't imagine my cottage garden without at least two!
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@deborahjohnson3876
@deborahjohnson3876 2 года назад
That is a nice shrub. I always look for things that work in flower arrangements, but our winters may be a little too cold for it here. We get down to minus 10 on occasion.
@SuzyDinglesGarden
@SuzyDinglesGarden 2 года назад
Agreed. Maybe you can apply the concept to another shrub suitable to your zone that also flowers in both sun and shade.
@GardeningwithRafeeq
@GardeningwithRafeeq Год назад
So the sunny position is good . ??? Fragrance in day time or night time ?? Where I use them in sun or shade I need more months bloom
@SuzyDinglesGarden
@SuzyDinglesGarden Год назад
Yes, the sun is good. I notice the fragrance throughout the day and into the evening. Hope this helps.
@TaLeng2023
@TaLeng2023 2 месяца назад
How does the fragrance compare to O. fragrans? Is it lighter or stronger scent?
@SuzyDinglesGarden
@SuzyDinglesGarden 2 месяца назад
@@TaLeng2023 it's thought of as less fragrant but mine are pretty potent.
@1woestekikker
@1woestekikker Год назад
Can you give an update please? I have 12 of those shrubs as a hedge but they are al sticks on the bottom 😢
@SuzyDinglesGarden
@SuzyDinglesGarden Год назад
Lucky you with a hedge! In Usda zone 8, where I live, mine are lush and trouble free. Have you tried pruning close to the ground? To restore the "bare legs", you can cut the oldest branches 6-12 inches from the ground. Each old branch should then bush out. In your case, I suggest doing this slowly over a few years, removing only 1/3 of the branches each year. That will keep the look of the hedge as you restore. Some folks reshape "leggy" hedges by completely chopping down every other plant. Either way, you'll want to continue pruning as it grows until you've created a bushy framework in the lower branches. Hope this wasn't confusing.
@1woestekikker
@1woestekikker Год назад
Thnx for the advice. Pitty I can't post a photo of the hedge 😅 Grt
@carlahager
@carlahager Год назад
What does it smell like? I'm unfortunately in Zone 5
@SuzyDinglesGarden
@SuzyDinglesGarden Год назад
To me it smells like a mix of mock orange and viburnum. Seems strongest in the evening. You can definitely go up to it and smell the fragrance, as opposed to it just faintly coming and going as the air moves. Thanks for asking!
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