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Daphne general information -
We generally supply small, two year old well branched young plants, in 9cm pots (unless otherwise stated) that will grow away strongly through the year. The following plants should ideally be planted between March and September. The alpine Daphne must be given a well drained soil in good light with good ventillation but probably best not over exposed to cold winter winds. However we have some fine examples at the nursery that would even contradict that statement. The "woodland" Daphne are ultimately quite large shrubs and generally require space to grow, in a well drained though slightly moisture retentive neutral to acid soil, light shade or reduced light levels (say north facing).
| Plant Name & Description | Picture | Price & Buy Now |
Daphne cneorum verlotiiClusters of fragrant pink-rose flowers forms into a very compact plant that is highly suited to trough or narrow raised bed. Dispatched all year round. |  | £6.00 each |
Daphne laureola ‘Margaret Mathew’Dense, evergreen shrub up to 35cm in ten years with clusters of yellowish-green flowers in February to March. Very hardy, dappled shade or sun. Dispatched all year round. | Whoops! | £5.00 each |
Daphne retusaA very hardy, erect evergreen shrub from China with shiny dark green foliage and terminal clusters of fragrant purplish-rose flowers during March to May, followed by red berries in autumn. Three year old plants supplied in 12cm pots. Dispatched all year round. |  | £6.00 each |
Daphne x susannae 'Tichborne'A superb, beautiful Daphne, compact, dome-shaped habit, with large pink flowers, narrow strap-shaped leaves, best planted in sun. Good sized, we offer well established two year old plants offered in 9cm pots. Dispatched all year round. |  | £6.00 each |
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