Description
An evergreen Daphne in a milder climate; in SW ON can behave as a deciduous shrub losing some of its leaves in very cold winters due to desiccation.
But except that, it is a shrubby looking Daphne, very easy going in the garden. Not something I can say about many others I tried to grow! There is a poor choice for small evergreens shrubs we can grow in a cold climate making this species very desirable.
It flowers from spring through summer and early fall, at some point with red berries displayed along the pale pink/lilac, very fragrant flowers.
Germination: I remember obtaining only 1 seedlings from a lot of seeds so fair to say that the seeds should be sown fresh (ie. early fall) to allow a few weeks of stratification at warm before cold stratification (winter).
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