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Daphne odora 'Aureo-marginata'

By Rkwright

Daphne odora 'Aureo-marginata' (Daphne odora (Daphne))

19 Dec, 2012
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Flowering much earlier than I expected! Fragrant flowers are always welcome at this time of year though. My Heather is also about to open, the buds are swollen and pink.

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Stickitoffee

That looks very pretty

19 Dec, 2012

Bik

Pretty,mine is
Daphne x transatlantica 'Eternal Fragrance',
do you know how could I propagate it?

19 Dec, 2012

Rkwright

Daphne x transatlantica has always been the easiest one for me to propagate during the growing season. I've had good luck with softwood, semi-hardwood and hardwood cuttings but like using cuttings from half-ripened wood in June and July. Most daphnes will root for me in 4-6 weeks and this one is usually closer to 4 if you get them early summer.

Thank you, it does look nice but seems kinda naked without the leaves! As long as it smells that nice I guess it doesn't matter how it looks though.

19 Dec, 2012

Bik

thanks a lot looking forward for the next season to propagate.

20 Dec, 2012

Sixpence

What a beauty not seen a white one before.

29 Dec, 2012

Rkwright

Some of the flowers had a little pink (I expected pink as well). Daphne flower color can be affected by temperature too. Low temp= more pink, high temp= whiter. Temps got very warm for a few weeks and it forced the daphnes to bloom so that is my best guess.

2 Jan, 2013

Sixpence

Thank s for that info on temp I shall watch mine , it will be pink hehe too cold here.

2 Jan, 2013

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