Osmanthus

But it's a type of tea olive.

It's a sweet osmanthus.

Don't ask me that.

I understand.

No, I don't think so.

Yeah, yeah.

We were talking about sweet osmanthus, and I'm smelling it a lot more this fall than when it traditionally blooms.

It'll bloom other times, but that's probably because of stress, but it mainly blooms in the fall, and it's an overwhelming fragrance.

And does it really fit that collection? I don't know.

I was even questioning if the Osmanthus was kind of fit for their Night Veil collection.

But let's try the new Havana Tonka.

Havana Tonka is meant to have notes of tonka bean, benzoin, skin, musk and patchouli.

It is a beautiful scent.

Do not get me wrong.

And same with the Osmanthus Regus that they released.

I just don't see that as the night veils.

But smells is one of the things that I would, so if I said it's got to be drought tolerant, then I would say, well, which one's drought tolerant and smells good? And osmanthus, to me, it is just the hallmark of the fall.

They'll tell you, I have a hedge that is at least 30 feet tall.

Of Osmanthus.

And I don't think I've seen anywhere, any place, and y'all have been there.

That's planted right up against the executive

What I was trying to recall is a more compact version.

Are there compact versions? Well, there's one called Corahami.

It's probably not the Osmanthus fragrance, but it is a fragrant Osmanthus.