Osmanthus burkwoodii Ryland Peters Is there anything as complex

Is there anything as complex

Vita Sackville-West wrote in 1936 that her verbascums looked as though 'a colony of tiny butterflies had settled all over them'

Dividing the rhizomes every three to four years in mid-summer to early autumn will ensure that your plants continue to flower prolifically

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In the garden

Osmanthus burkwoodii Ryland Peters Is there anything as complexThis is a really good looking is evergreen, spring flowering shrub. It bears small, oval, dark green leaves, which make a striking backdrop to its clusters of tubular white, 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 well either in sun or shade but bears more flowers in a sunny site. Plant in