Daphne, a genus containing 70 to 95 varieties of shrubs, is called "Daphne". It is native to Asia, Europe, and north Africa. The plant is well-known for its brightly coloured fruits and scented flowers. Paper production is possible with two species. These shrubs can withstand a wide variety of climates. They are commonly used in landscapes as well as gardens.
'Jim's Pride' daphne
Jim's Pride daphne, also known as Jim's Pride, is a versatile plant that can be grown outdoors. It also requires very little maintenance and is suitable for container gardening. This shrub is very tall and can be grown alone or together with another plant. It is slow growing, but can survive for up to 20 year under the right conditions.
Jim's Pride daphne clusters fragrant white flowers with shell-pink throats. The flowers appear in early April and last through November, with each flower cluster lasting for several weeks. The shrub has small, grey green leaves and a densely mounded habit. Jim's Pride daphne flowers are fragrant and long-lasting.
Jim's Pride daphne, a sturdy and low-maintenance perennial that blooms all year round, is called Jim's Pride daphne. It grows up to 3-4 feet in height and has a soft, creamy-edged green leaf. Its flowers are fragrant and last for about six months. Daphnes can also be bloomed at other times of year. This variety is more delicate, but still suitable for your garden.
'Joan of Arc’ daphne
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'Variegated winter daphne' daphne
Variegated Winter Daphne is a fragrant Thymelaeaceae member with fragrant flowers. It blooms in early winter. This evergreen perennial can grow up to 4 feet tall, and has creamy-edged, green foliage. It loves partial shade, but prefers well-drained, fertile soil.
This shrub looks great in the landscape and can be used as a filler or star plant in a shadier yard. It has a mild, sweet scent that will make your garden peaceful and quiet. It makes a great container-plant. If you want to grow it outside, it can also grown as a single flower.
The stunning variegated leaf of the Variegated Snow Daphne makes it an attractive choice for landscaping. It has a compact habit and a bushy appearance. It also has scented clusters of flowers in early to mid-spring. The flowers can turn into small red fruits in the summer. This compact, evergreen shrub has striking cream-gold margins and is very hardy.