False holly (Burkwoodii)
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False holly (Burkwoodii)
The Schijnhulst burkwoodii, also known in Latin as Osmanthus x burkwoodii, is an elegant, evergreen hedge plant with glossy, dark green leaves and no sharp thorns, making it ideal for a child- and pet-friendly garden. In April and May, it adorns your hedge with small, white, wonderfully fragrant blossoms—which attract bees and butterflies.
Right now, the Schijnhulst burkwoodii is an incredibly popular plant. There are several reasons for this. This variety has a compact and dense growth habit, which quickly provides plenty of privacy in your garden. In addition, the plant is evergreen year-round, highly hardy, and requires very little maintenance.
The Schijnhulst (burkwoodii) grows about 20 to 40 cm per year. This species is ideal for a short hedge or as a spot planting, for example, under a tree or shrub. If you’re looking for a hedge that grows faster and needs to reach a greater height, you’re better off choosing a laurel variety. Laurel ‘Elly’ or Laurel ‘Novita’ would be better options in that case.
It is best to plant Schijnhulst burkwoodii in a location with full sun or partial shade. This plant also thrives best in a spot where the soil drains well.
If you want to create a neat hedge or a formal hedge, it's best to trim it twice a year. Do this in the spring (March through May) and in the fall (October or November).
FAQ
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The Burkwood Osmanthus (Osmanthus x burkwoodii) is an evergreen shrub known for its dense, glossy foliage and fragrant, white flowers. This plant is popular in gardens because of its versatility and attractive appearance.
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This shrub has a moderate growth rate and can grow 20 to 40 centimeters per year, depending on growing conditions. With proper care, such as watering and fertilizing, you can create a full, dense hedge or screen in a short amount of time.
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This plant thrives best in well-drained, nutrient-rich soil and can be planted in full sun to partial shade.
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Yes, Schijnhulst Burkwoodii is very hardy and can withstand cold temperatures. This plant retains its leaves in the winter, making for an attractive green hedge even during the coldest months.
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Prune the Burkwoodii holly after it blooms in the summer to keep the plant in shape and promote bushy growth. Proper pruning encourages new branches and improves the plant’s overall health.
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Water Schijnhulst Burkwoodii regularly, especially during dry spells. Fertilize the plant in the spring with Stan Verwaaij Haagplanten’s Organic Hedge Plant Fertilizer to promote growth and ensure the plant’s health.
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In the summer, it’s important to water regularly to prevent the plants from drying out in extreme heat. In the winter, you can cover the plants with a tarp or cloth. Pay special attention to young plants that were planted less than a year ago—they are the most vulnerable.
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The Schijnhulst Burkwoodii blooms in early spring with small, fragrant, white flowers. These flowers are not only beautiful, but they also attract bees and other insects, which is good for biodiversity in your garden.
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Yes, Schijnhulst Burkwoodii is very well suited for urban environments. It grows well in various soil types and is tolerant of pollution, making it an ideal choice for city homes.
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This versatile shrub can be used to create hedges, as a property boundary, or as a focal point in your garden. It adds both texture and color to your garden design.









