This bushy, evergreen tree can be pruned into a shrub, or a hedge, so it's a wonderful winter plant for privacy. Native to large parts of Asia, fragrant tea olive can withstand winter temperatures ...

A large, dense, evergreen shrub, ultimately reaching 5m, with holly-like, dark green, leathery leaves with spiny edges, especially on young plants. Small clusters of small, fragrant, tubular, white ...

A slow-growing, evergreen shrub to 2.5m tall with spiny, holly-like, grey-green leaves edged with creamy-white. Flowers produced in clusters, in summer and autumn, are small, white and fragrant and ...

Dr. Gaojie Hong, the senior author, commented, "Our study unveils a complex regulatory network where phosphate and jasmonate pathways intersect to control catechin biosynthesis in tea plants.

A: Yes, you can, but if you want all of your flowers next year ... then selectively prune the shrub back to the height you want. In general, you prune plants just after they bloom (but there ...

Your bathroom may lack warmth or beauty. It might be littered with soggy soap dishes, disposable razors, and a cluster of ...

They are attracted to our garden flowers that provide nectar and pollen for them. But for their long-term survival, they depend on native plants to provide the vast majority of their food.

A close cousin to the tea plant that makes up one of the most popular ... Tea oil camellia is an evergreen shrub that typically grows 3 to 6m tall, with oval-shaped, glossy dark green leaves that grow ...