The above pic link I attached is from bermuda. I saw these trees everwhere full of flowers. The fragrance is like strong jasmine line. I really enjoyed it but I could not get the name of the plant. I guess this is the season for thier bloom and I see them as wild trees everwhere and due to the number of blooms the air is filled with fragrance. can anyone identify this species? Thanks

Thats Pittosporum (tobira?), i have several 15 ft. specimen growing in my back yard

This plant grows all over in northern California. It is used as hedge plants for mostly office building. People do not pay attention to its fragrant flower,very nice scent.

it will be marginally hardy in zone 7 but you could try one in a protected spot. they are plentiful in nurseries here but i don't see them in landscapes that much. i like them and grow the variegated form, pruned as an open, multi-trunked shrub. mine blooms in early spring but the fragrance is weak, maybe because the temps are still quite cool at that time.