Victorian box (Pittosporum undulatum)

Pronunciation:	pit-tos-POUR-um
Alternative botanical names:
Alternative common names:	Mock orange, Cheesewood
Family:	Pittosporaceae
Native to:	Queensland to Tasmania
USDA zones:	9-10
Sunset zones:	16-17, 21-24
Hardy to:
Exposure:	full sun to partial shade
Water:	moderate
Height x width:	25'-50' x 10'-22'
Flowers in:	Spring
Colors:	white
Fragrance:	very fragrant
Additional comments:	Victorian box is very widely used in this area as a tall hedge. It can be also be grown as a tree. The springtime flowers come in clusters and are very fragrant.