NOUN
- widely distributed genus of evergreen shrubs or trees of southern United States and Middle East and China and Japan
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- Sitting in the shadow of an Osmanthus tree, visitors to Guilin Park are intoxicated by the sweet scent of the flower.
- The thick slices of roast duck are stuffed into peeled fresh lychees, which are then laid in a sauce of lime, honey and osmanthus paste.
- An opposite sweet - scented osmanthus loved him for a long time, however he's always cool to her.
- As autumn shows its tail, osmanthus flowers wither but the scent lingers, though not as fragrant as before.
- These include viburnums, forsythia, spiraea, osmanthus, deutzia, weigela and similar plants.
- These smaller plants complement the larger evergreen trees and shrubs that give gardens their "bones": hollies, boxwood, mahonia, junipers, nandina, osmanthus, camellias, aucuba and yews. Memphis Commercial Appeal Stories
- Although it's the depth of winter, the loquat trees are still verdant and the leaves of the osmanthus trees are fresh and green.
- Additionally the floral cilium such as orchid, sweet-scented osmanthus, wintersweet can be held back and suck the float particle in sluggish air and soot.
- In August, the garden is filled with the sweet and fragrant flavor of the sweet - scented osmanthus.
- Add dried sweet osmanthus and crystal sugar to taste.
