Hi-
I never saw a dwarf ylang ylang seedling, but I have Ylang Ylang tree seedlings. By about 1 year, they will already start having the shape of a tree- with branches growing horizontal to the trunk. I also find that they grow realitively quickly.

My C. odorata var Frucitcosa is a much slower growing plant. I have had it for 2 years now (I bought it as a 2ft plant), it is only 3 ft tall and it started to bloom right after I got it. It looks more like a bush.

Sorry- not a very technical answer, but I hope it helps.
-Gwenn

Thanks, Gwenn! I will try to post a pic of the plant and that may help ID it better... wish I knew how to attach pics directly without loading them onto a website :)
BTW, you have a great tradelist/website!!! How did you build that..wow!!!
M

My husband is a software engineer, so he put it together for me. I will tell him you like it.
Unfortunately, it is a bit out of date.... I have to get him to update it one of these days.
- Gwenn

I found out that it was the tree form of C.odotata indeed. Thanks for all the input.
M

The Artobotrys hexapetalus is NOT a vine, its a shrub. It is also extremely slow growing. I will be dead before it ever blooms