""'Eustrephus latifolius " "', commonly named "'wombat berry "', is the sole species of evergreen vines which grow naturally in Malesia, the Pacific Islands and eastern Australia.
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In cultivation particularly, it has often been confused with two other species with broad green leaves and a single green mark on the inner tepals : " Galanthus ikariae " and " Galanthus platyphyllus " ( usually under its synonym " G . latifolius " ).
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New offerings include Lathyrus latifolius, a late-summer sweet pea in red, pink and white on 4-to 8-foot-tall climbing vines; Molly Sanderson pansies, jet-black and 6 to 8 inches tall against soft green foliage for low borders and shady spots; and the Hot Spot Garden, a combination of plants _ hibiscus, Russian sage, black-eyed Susans, orange glories, maiden pinks and Stella D'Oro day lillies _ that will cover an area 4 by 8 feet, blooming even in very hot weather.
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Poet Bai Juyi wrote " search osmanthus around the temple on hill in the middle of Autumn ", indicating osmanthus had been cultivated as early as in the Tang dynasty . " Osmanthus " trees have been massively planted in parks around the lake, and the best-known locations to appreciate are " Sweet Osmanthus Rain at Manjuelong Village ", one of " New Ten Scenes of West Lake ", and Hangzhou Botanical Garden . " Osmanthus " can be divided into four major species, Thunbergii group ( ёBh ), Latifolius Group ( ��Bh ), Aurantiacus Group ( 9NBh ) and Fragrans Division ( �Vc [ Bh ).
