Pittosporum undulatum

A large evergreen shrub or tree usually growing 4-14 m tall, but capable of growing up to 20 m in height. The creamy-white flowers are strongly scented and borne in small clusters (containing 4-5 flowers) at the tips of the branches. Separate male and female flowers are usually borne on different plants.

Similar plants:

• Pittosporum angustifolium, Pittosporum phillyraeoides (Willow Pittosporum, Butterbush, Native Apricot)
• Pittosporum crassifolium (Stiffleaf Cheesewood, Karo)
• Pittosporum daphniphylloides (Pittosporum)
• Pittosporum heterophyllum (Pittosporum)
• Pittosporum hosmeri, Pittosporum amplectens (Kona Cheesewood, Hoawa)
• Pittosporum moluccanum, Pittosporum timorense (Pittosporum)
• Pittosporum pentandrum (Taiwanese Cheesewood)
• Pittosporum ramiflorum (Pittosporum)
• Pittosporum rhombifolium (Diamond Pittosporum )
• Pittosporum sp. (Pittosporum)