Osmanthus fragrans

Osmanthus fragrans (a reference to many trees of the Chinese genus Osmanthus)
Osmanthus fragrans is the name of many trees of the Chinese genus Osmanthus. It represents the species of the wood rhinoceros (scientific name: Osmanthus fragrans (Thunb.) Lour.), also known as the rock laurel, the genus Oleaceae evergreen shrub or small tree, thin and thin, long oval The shape is pointed at the tip, opposite to the living, not withered in winter. Peanut leaves, corollas and four-lobed, small shape, a variety of horticultural species, the most representative are Jingui, Yingui, Dangui, Laurel and so on.
Osmanthus fragrans is one of the top ten famous flowers in China. It is an excellent garden tree with both ornamental and practical functions, which combines greening, beautification and fragrance. The sweet-scented osmanthus is extremely dusty and rich, and it is a must. Especially in the mid-autumn season, Conggui is in full bloom, and at night, when the round is round, the wine is rewarded with gui, and the fragrance of Chen Xiang is refreshing. In the poems of ancient Chinese poems, the number of works by Gui Gui is quite considerable. It has been loved by Chinese people since ancient times and is regarded as a traditional flower.
Osmanthus tea made from osmanthus as a raw material is a Chinese specialty tea. It has a soft aroma and delicious taste and is popular among the public. Osmanthus fragrans has a wide range of applications in garden construction.