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   What is a Daphne plant?

   • Daphnes are small plants that are big on fragrance. We recommend six favourites. Daphnes are colourful shrubs, usually blooming in late winter and early spring, though a few bloom in summer.

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   Are daphnes a good plant?

   • Daphnes are winter-flowering shrubs, guaranteed to lift your spirits when little else is in bloom. A Daphne flower bears an incredible fragrance, so it's a good idea to grow one near a path or a door so you can enjoy its scent as much as possible. Advertisement Daphnes are excellent plants for small gardens.

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   Are daphnes difficult to grow?

   • Daphnes are small or medium shrubs which can work well in many gardens. These are plants that some people believe are fussy and a little challenging to grow, but as long as you understand where they thrive and what they need, you should not find them too difficult. Daphne is a genus containing a wide range of evergreen and deciduous shrubs.

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   Are Daphne shrubs evergreen?

   • Daphne is a genus containing a wide range of evergreen and deciduous shrubs. It is in the Thymelaeaceae plant family and is native to Asia, Europe and the north of Africa, and many are grown in gardens and are popular decorative plants. 1 Daphne shrubs can vary significantly in size and appearance.

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   How big does a Daphne grow?

   • Upright species can grow to 1.5m or so in height, while others remain far smaller and will even grow rather happily in containers. Daphne usually flowers in late winter or early spring. Evergreen varieties tend to have greenish-white or yellow flowers, while deciduous types tend to produce pink blooms.

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   What are the different types of Daphne plants?

   • Popular varieties include 'Eximia', 'Pgymaea Alba', and 'Variegata'. Burkwood daphne (D. x burkwoodii): Depending on the climate zone. this hybrid daphne is evergreen, semi-evergreen, or deciduous. It grows 3 to 4 feet tall and blooms in late spring (and sometimes again in late summer). 'Carol Mackie' is a popular cultivar with variegated foliage.

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   These small or medium-sized shrubs produce clusters of richly fragrant pink, white or yellow flowers. They bloom at different times of year, mainly within the period of late winter to summer. Most are evergreen, although some may lose their leaves in winter.

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   Learn how to grow daphne in your garden with the RHS expert guide on choosing, planting, feeding, pruning and propagating plants.

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   A Daphne plant is a woodland shrubs and need a spot in dappled shade. If possible, plant your daphne near a door or pathway, to catch the stunning scent as you pass by each day.

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   For the best results, make sure the soil is light and free-draining for your daphne shrub. If your soil is heavy clay, try a raised bed filled with plenty of garden compost and leaf mould. Follow our step-by-step guide to planting evergreen shrubs. Smaller species of daphne can be grown successfully in containers if you pay attention to adding plen...

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   Daphne shrubs have a reputation for being tricky to grow. However once established, they should flower reliably, providing they're not disturbed. They only require minimal pruning – if you're cutting flowering stems to bring indoors, this should suffice, plus a little trim in summer to remove any damaged stems or any that spoil the overall shape of...

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   Daphnes can be grown from seed, but this is a very long-winded process and isn't as reliable as taking semi-ripe cuttings in late summer. Daphnes can also be propagated by layering. Follow our guide to taking semi-ripe cuttings.

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   Root rot, usually due to poor drainage, is one of the most common problems. Make sure the right soil conditions are right and don’t overwater. Yellowing foliage or die back can be caused by lack of nutrients in the soil or waterlogging. Daphnes can also succumb to honey fungus, phytopthora root rotand fungal leaf spot as well as virus infections. D...

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   Aug 14, 2024 · Daphne (Daphne spp.) are shrubs for small spaces. They are finicky to grow, but you'll enjoy a long bloom period with beautiful, fragrant flowers.

   • Botanical Name: Daphne spp.
   • Family: Thymelaeaceae

   • Common Name: Daphne
   • Plant Type: Shrub

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   • Daphne bholua 'Jaqueline Postill' 'Jaqueline Postill' is one of the best known daphnes, bearing small pink flowers that are packed with fragrance, in late winter.
   • Daphne laureola subsp. philippi. A dwarf form of the native species with scented flowers, it grows best in moisture retentive soil and partial shade. H x S: 50cm x 50cm.
   • Daphne x transatlantica 'Pink Fragrance' 'Pink Fragrance' is a prolific, strongly scented evergreen daphne, bearing pink flowers from April to October.
   • Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata' This variety has evergreen leaves edged in cream, blooming in early spring. Surprisingly for a variegated cultivar, it's hardier than the plain green form.

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   Daphne / ˈdæfni / [3] (Greek: δάφνη, romanized: dafni, "laurel") is a genus of between 70 and 95 species of deciduous and evergreen shrubs in the family Thymelaeaceae, native to Asia, Europe and north Africa. They are noted for their scented flowers and often brightly coloured berries. Two species are used to make paper.

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    Oct 15, 2024 · Daphnes are small or medium shrubs which can work well in many gardens. These are plants that some people believe are fussy and a little challenging to grow, but as long as you understand where they thrive and what they need, you should not find them too difficult. Overview. Sunlight. Preferred. Full Sun or Partial Shade. Exposure. Sheltered. Size.