Wow! Wish I was close enough to come by.

That being said, the flowers of Ternstroemia (aka, "Cleyera of commerce" LOL) are wonderfully fragrant too. Oddly artificial like shampoo or something - a shampoo that would be called 'tropical rain' lol. I have found the plant is very fussy about producing them though. It has to be a wet early summer, and in fact, if the buds form and there's a sudden dry stretch of weather, they won't open. Which is odd because the plants are otherwise damn tough. It's getting harder and harder to remember the terrible summers of 2010, 2011 and 2012, but I don't recall having to water it a lot during the droughty parts of those years. And it's been rock solid down to 0F including the polar vortex winters. GG, if you are around...do they (Ternstroemia) flower well in the PNW?

My old plant is a 'Conthery'/"Bronze Beauty" (TM) bought during my first trip to Colesville Nursery north of Richmond in 2007. A couple summers ago I purchased 'Bigfoot' there, which suffered a bit during a dry spell we had in 2019 but is recovering now.

TBH, based solely on your photo, I prefer the look of Ternstroemia foliage! But the flowers on Cleyera are at least a little bigger and more showy.

Not really a fan of Ternstroemia flower's 'fragrance'. But to each their own. My Ternstroemia is loaded with buds this year -- testament to the mild winter. But very few turn into fruit with seeds. Maybe it needs another plant nearby. My other one is way in the back.