Which plant is described as Fragrant Sarcocca?

Sarcococca confusa, commonly known as Fragrant Sarcocca, is notable for its fragrant flowers that often bloom in winter or early spring. This evergreen shrub is appreciated in gardens for its glossy leaves, dense habit, and especially its ability to produce sweetly scented flowers that can fill the garden with a pleasing aroma during the cold months when few other plants are in bloom. The plant is also valued for its adaptability to various soil types and its ability to thrive in shade.

The other options do not match the description of Fragrant Sarcocca. Skimmia japonica, while also a fragrant shrub, is known for its aromatic buds and flowers, but it is not classified as Sarcocca. Viburnum x burkwoodii, another fragrant flowering plant, has different growth habits and floral characteristics. Vaccinium ovatum, commonly known as evergreen huckleberry, does not share the same fragrant qualities or specific botanical traits associated with Sarcococca confusa. Each of these plants has unique features that distinguish them from Fragrant Sarcocca.