The plant is very pretty.

Your description of the fragrance sounds wonderful.

Please let me know the name so I can learn more about it.....like.....where can I go to smell it in New England.

-Tina

Is it Pittosporum tobira 'Variegatum' (Variegated Japanese Mock Orange)?

-Robert

I have a different Mock Orange bush that is in bloom right now and smell and wafts beautiful, It's name is Murraya Paniculata - Mock Orange

Dam Robert beat me to it :(

Beautiful Pittosporum meyermike :)

I cheated and zoomed in on the tag. Nice plant but clear enough from zoom to see it came from a place called........ Logees ?

Mike,
That will make an excellent house plant in the winter. It's evergreen and looks nice, but it grows big and fast.
Here's mine

TO give you some perspective on how big it is,
the wheel barrel next to it is full size, I'd say it's 5 ft by 4 ft and I keep cutting it down.

I saw a dwarf variety at the nursery called Wheeler's Dwarf. It had a bloom on it and does smell lovely. Light and not too in your face, kinda like the subtlety of an Aglaia (not not the same notes as an Aglaia though).

Tina...Thank you.....You can only come up to New England into my yard to smell this one. I'd be shocked if anoyone around me even has one.

Robert...Right on! How did you know? Great work. Oh, if you don't have one of these, you are definitely missing out...Ha.

Musaboru...Yes, great description too....I love this plant.

Fragrant..Hello...Thank you:-)

Potsalot...You should of known it was something from Logee's without cheating..lol

Sunpetal...That is so beautiful! Lovely..

Buterfly4u....SO NICE T SEE YOU! How have you been? I hope ok and your gardenia's too!
Thank you for such a beautiful couple of pics. You always seem to have what we all have, only a few times bigger than us.lol
I love your set up, and the looks of being busy in the garden

What is in the circled area where the stone is?

MIke

Nice, Mike! I think that you will be pleased that your Pittosporum will do well as a container grown plant. You should also be able to keep it pruned attractively, too. It responds to root pruning very well, also.

Mike,
My daughter took me to Hilton Head for Mothers day in May. Outside the hotel on the sidewalk there were these plants that sort of looked like iris, the flowers were beautiful and different.
The next day we went to a nursery in Hilton Head and I asked the nursery owner about the plant. I described it in detail.
She said they were African Iris, the white,blue and yellow ones.
She handed me a tiny little pot of it and said that is all she had.
I brought it home and planted it right on the front lawn so it can get full sun. (I really want it to bloom).
I mulched it, but I think I have to mulch more, anyway, that is my little African iris.
I never heard of it before, but I just had to find it before I left, because I know they don't sell that here.
Thanks for asking Mike, good to hear from you too.

Oh my what a beautiful plant! I guess I must add that to my want list now. Not sure where I would put it though. Should not have come over here! You guys are a bad influence on me! LOL

Butterfly, that is the best thing you could of done..I love it!
I can only imagine what your whole yard looks like. Take some pic for me will ya?
Have a great night:-)

No-Clue...LOL..I feel I must add ALL your plants to my collection along with your state..I love all you grow.

MIke