Pittosporum

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Looking for Pittosporum grown with care and backed by real nursery experience? At Plant Clearance, we grow our own Pittosporum rather than simply sourcing plants for resale. With more than 20 years of hands-on nursery experience, our team carefully monitors each plant’s health, root development, growth, and overall condition. Known for its dense foliage, attractive appearance, and reliable growth, Pittosporum is a versatile evergreen that can bring lasting appeal to a variety of outdoor settings. Our container-grown plants are maintained with care before they leave our growing grounds, so you can shop with greater confidence in their quality. Explore our Pittosporum collection today and see what fits your landscape best. Shop Pittosporum by variety Wheeler's Dwarf Japanese Pittosporum For smaller spaces, Wheeler’s Dwarf Japanese Pittosporum offers a beautifully contained form without losing the polished look of a full evergreen shrub. This compact selection of Pittosporum tobira is known for its slow growth, rounded shape, and glossy green foliage. Japanese pittosporum itself is native to coastal areas of Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and China, and ‘Wheeler’s Dwarf’ brings that character into a more manageable size. It works especially well where a tidy, year-round accent is needed. Pittosporum tobira 'Variegata' A little more brightness can make a big difference in a landscape, and Pittosporum tobira ‘Variegata’ delivers it with creamy-white leaf margins set against rich green foliage. This variegated form comes from the Japanese pittosporum, a species native to Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and China. In spring, its small flowers open in clusters and release a sweet fragrance reminiscent of orange blossom. Its evergreen habit and ability to handle heat, wind, and coastal exposure make it useful for hedges, screens, foundation plantings, borders, and containers. Pittosporum crassifolium 'Nana' Known as dwarf karo, ‘Nana’ is a compact selection of Pittosporum crassifolium, a New Z