Thanks everyone! I already have 5 in the ground and they are getting really big, but they are regular white and the fundzui- the one that blooms all sumer, by the way, he had that too. I really wanted an evergreen bush to provide a little privacy onn my driveway, which is stoned, but is visible to the street. When I saw this red sweet olive, or what most people call tea olive, I thought it would be nice to use that, it is evergreen, and I can move it if I want. So, as it grows, it will be my privacy shrub. (I really should get something else too, the drive is wide). Lou, I totally hear you on taking your shrubs with you, I would do the same thing! The grower hasn't seen it bloom yet. They have a big one,and they grow them from cuttings, but their red hasn't bloomed yet. So, the challenge will be to see when it blooms. it may take a while, but I will wait. The white bloom young, you never know, I may get lucky and it may bloom next year. You never know.... I will post a pic here, you can count on that.

I'm bringing this back to the front, because I forgot all about it!!! I'll let you guys guess some more (no one has it right yet) then I promise I'll post the answer.

Hmmm, I thought Luckygarnr was making that guess up. I mean really, Hymalayan pink sea salt? Surely there is no such thing. And then I opened a kitchen cupboard this morning to get something and I see the exact same crystals that Jasdip posted. Huh? I turn the bottle around and read, Hymalayan pink sea salt. Well, I'll be. DD recently moved back home and is into a holistic lifestyle so the cupboards and fridge are stuffed with soy this and gluten-free that ... and Hymalayan pink sea salt. Can I take back my answer? :-) Jodi-

I too think it is some kind of rice, brown rice.