Osmanthus heterophyllus 'Gulftide' Deer-Resistant Pink muhly earns a place

Pink muhly earns a place wherever the autumn display can be seen to advantage

meaning split into three

then mulch with pine straw

The fruit is reportedly edible

compact shrub that disappears under clusters of tiny white flowers in April and perfumes the whole garden around it

Osmanthus heterophyllus 'Gulftide' Deer-Resistant Pink muhly earns a place'Gulftide' is the tea olive to reach for when you want the fragrance of the genus and the toughness to carry it through a cold winter. A dense, upright evergreen with glossy, dark green, spiny holly like leaves, this selection covers itself in tiny waxy white flowers in autumn, and the scent they throw is out of all proportion to the size of the bloom, sweet and carrying, one of the real pleasures of the fall garden. The plant is a form of Osmanthus