Daphne odora 24/9 Restock where the plant deserves a

where the plant deserves a wider audience

followed by silky

year-round structure to a bed

ripening in spring

Hold one of her flowers in your hand and you understand why the early painters bothered: the matte red against the gold center is graphic and arresting in a way the more ornate cultivars never quite manage

Daphne odora 24/9 Restock where the plant deserves aWinter Daphne is one of the most beloved and most exasperating shrubs in the southern garden, grown for a fragrance that arrives in the dead of winter and carries clear across a yard. In late winter the dense, rounded evergreen opens tight clusters of small, waxy, rose pink flowers, and the scent, sweet and far reaching, is the whole argument for growing the plant. This is the non variegated form, with clear pink bloom and glossy, unmarked deep green