Daphne is a genus that includes shrubs of 70 to 95 species. It is native to Asia and Europe. The plant is well-known for its brightly coloured fruits and scented flowers. Two species of the plant are used to make paper. These shrubs can be used in gardens and landscapes.
'Jim's Pride' daphne
Jim's Pride daphne is a well-adapted plant for the outdoors, but it also has a low maintenance need and is also suitable for container gardening. This shrub can grow very tall, and it will also grow with other plants. It can live up 20 years in ideal conditions, although it grows slowly.
Jim's Pride daphne contains clusters white flowers with shell pink throats. Each flower cluster lasts for several weeks and appears in April. The shrub has small, greyish-green leaves with a dense, mounded appearance. Jim's Pride's daphne flowers have a very pleasant fragrance and can bloom for long periods.
Jim's Pride daphne blooms year-round and is hardy. It is three to four feet high and has creamy-edged leaves. Its fragrant flowers last about six months. Daphnes that bloom at different times of the year are also available. 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 plant in the Thymelaeaceae family with fragrant flowers that bloom in early winter. The evergreen perennial is three to four feet high and has creamy-edged leaves. It likes to be in partial shade and well-drained soil.
In the landscape, this beautiful shrub makes a great filler plant or the star of a shadier garden. It has a sweet, mild scent that will make your garden quiet and peaceful. It's also an excellent container plant. You can also plant it as a single, if you prefer it to be outside.
The beautiful variegated foliage of Variegated Winter Daphne makes it a popular choice in landscape design. It is compact in habit and bushy. It blooms in clusters of fragrant flowers, usually from the beginning to the middle of spring. During the summer, the flowers may develop into tiny red fruits. This compact, evergreen shrub has striking cream-gold margins and is very hardy.