Osmanthus fragrans 'Conger Yellow' Gene Cline and gardeners have long grown

and gardeners have long grown the plain form

and the dye that colored the colonial world came chiefly from tropical kin such as Indigofera tinctoria

and real adaptability in one modest package

the Ashe magnolia blooms while still young and small

Osmanthus fragrans 'Conger Yellow' Gene Cline and gardeners have long grownFor all the sweet osmanthus grown across the South, most carry the same tiny white flowers, so 'Conger Yellow' arrives as a quiet surprise: a clone bearing clusters of soft, butter yellow blooms against notably large, glossy leaves. The flowers keep the family gift, that warm apricot and honey perfume that drifts on autumn air and, in mild climates, returns in scattered flushes through much of the year, strongest as evening cools. The species itself,