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The protean Osmanthus flower, an evergreen shrub native to Asia, is celebrated for it’s alluring fragrance, individual taste, and vast applications in culinary and beverage. Osmanthus was oft the muse of Chinese poetry during the Tang Dynasty and is said to have been the scholar's choice of houseplant for it's symbol of prosperity and good health. According to Chinese legend, Osmanthus may have descended from the moon but was brought to Earth's soil

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Osmanthus Flower

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