Compact, Pittosporum tobira ‘Nanum’ or ‘Nana’ (Japanese Mock Orange) is a small, broadleaf evergreen shrub featuring attractive, leathery, dark-green leaves, glossy on the top and with lighter undersides.

Mock orange is an attractive fast growing evergreen shrub in the Pittosporaceae family. The canopy is dense, compact to broad-spreading, and can reach heights of up to 13 feet tall. Plant in full sun to heavy shade, wide range of pH, but prefers well-drained soils.

Mock orange (Pittosporum tobira) is a tropical evergreen shrub or small tree in the Pittosporaceae family. It grows up to 10 m (33 ft) tall and bears fragrant white flowers 2–3 cm (0.79–1.18 in) diameter, blooming abundantly in spring and summer.

Japanese Mock Orange is a plant to enjoy during all seasons because its shiny leaves remain on the shrub, even during autumn and winter. In springtime, the plant displays small clusters of sweetly fragrant flowers to enjoy.

Dwarf pittosporum is also known as mock orange, for the lovely fragrance of its flowers. It’s a wonderful evergreen plant for shade to make a low-growing hedge around porches and patios, where you might want a little bit of privacy, but you’d still like to be able to see over them.

Attractive tough shrub to 8 x 8 feet. Makes an excellent accent or informal hedge. Likes full to part sun, amended soil with good drainage and deep infrequent water once established. Use bark mulch, not rocks round Plants base.

Variegated Pittosporum also known as Variegated Japanese Mock Orange is a compact evergreen shrub with variegated foliage. Small white flowers with orange-blossom fragrance in the spring. Excellent in the shrub border, as a hedge, mass plantings and privacy screens.

Variegated Pittosporum, also known as Japanese Mock Orange, is a handsome, dense and mounding evergreen shrub featuring attractive, variegated creamy white and light grayish blue-green foliage.

Japanese mock orange, Pittosporum tobira, is a compact, rounded evergreen shrub with lustrous, deep green leaves, contrasting with honey-scented, creamy-white flowers from late-spring to summer.

A very densely growing shrub, grows 6-15 ft. tall and wide. Good for screen, tall hedge, multi-stemmed specimen of interesting, irregular form. Clusters of creamy white flowers emerge in spring, and have a fragrance of orange blossoms. Needs very little pruning when mature.