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Pittosporum Variegata
Botanical Name:
Pittosporum tobira 'Variegatum'
Common Name:
Variegated Japanese Mock Orange
Features:
Compact, Evergreen, Salt Tolerant, Fragrant Flower, Winter Interest, Drought Tolerant
Bloom Time:
Spring
Light Requirements:
Full Sun -Partial Sun
Mature Plant Size:
10 feet
Zone:
Zone 7b - 11
Pittosporum tobira 'Variegatum', also known as Variegated Japanese Mock Orange. This attractive evergreen shrub has beautiful gray to light green foliage with white accents and fragrant creamy-white flowers in spring. Without protection, winter damage may occur at 20 degrees F. Sun to shade. Highly salt tolerant in well drained to xeric soils and ruggedly drought resistant. This shrub is most often used as a foundation plant along walls, houses or fence lines, however it can also be used as a hedge with selective pruning.
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Pittosporum tobira 'Variegatum', also known as Variegated Japanese Mock Orange. This attractive evergreen shrub has beautiful gray to light green foliage with white accents and fragrant creamy-white flowers in spring. Without protection, winter damage may occur at 20 degrees F. Sun to shade. Highly salt tolerant in well drained to xeric soils and ruggedly drought resistant. This shrub is most often used as a foundation plant along walls, houses or fence lines, however it can also be used as a hedge with selective pruning.
