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Fragrant Plants
plantmarker

Osmanthus

plantmarker
18 years ago

Sorry if this has been discussed before, but I am interested in opinions as to the most highly fragranced Osmanthus cultivars that would do well here in N.C. Zone 7.

Thanks!

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