Daphne pontica hybrid
By Andrewr
18 Mar, 2008
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The nurserywoman I bought this from thought it was probably a D.pontica x D.laureola cross. Whatever it is, it prefers heavy clay and semi shade
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Mine too I would like one of these
18 Mar, 2008
See www.junker.co.uk for the website of the nursery it came from. They are daphne specialists (among other things)
18 Mar, 2008
What does it smell like? For example, compared to Daphne Transatlantic Pink Eternal Fragrance, which scent I have smelled and know? Is it wafting (travelling by air)? Would it cope with hot dry summers in a USDA zone 7b? I already had one which died in the 2nd half of summer, though I watered it daily and it was in mostly shade. Spoil is heavy black clay, ph 7. Wondering if I have over watered it, esp in the warmer hours of the day. Or could it be applying liquid fertiliser for flowering plants in my want to force it to flower. It had been planted in early December 2016, overwintered under much snow ok, put new growth in the Spring and then shrivelled in the 2nd half of summer and dried out. I have a daphne Perfume Princes growing ok for 2 years 1 meter away from the Pontica Hybrid.
16 Nov, 2017
Sorry, I no longer have this plant.
16 Nov, 2017
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This would love my garden then As its mainly clay
18 Mar, 2008