Pittosporum tobira aka Australian Laurel

Pittosporum tobira, also known as Australian laurel, Japanese pittosporum, mock orange, and Japanese cheesewood, is a sweet-smelling flowering plant in the Pittosporaceae family. It is native to Japan (south of Kanto), China, Taiwan, and Korea, but has been naturalized in many other areas. This dense, mounding evergreen shrub is a popular ornamental plant in landscaping and floriculture. Its fragrant flowers make it a sought-after addition to gardens around the world. The name "Japanese Pittosporum tobira" is derived from the plant's resinous seeds and Japanese name of the fruit. Japanese Cheesewood, a rare houseplant, is a member of the Pittosporum genus and native to China and Japan. It thrives in direct light and well-draining soil, with regular watering and gentle, organic fertilizer during the growing season.