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Daphne mezereum f. alba
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$12.00
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4" Pot
This is the less common white form of the deservedly popular February Daphne. It's February as I'm writing this and there are fat white buds studding the bare vertical stems just like it is supposed to be doing. We have Kelly's East Coast brother from another mother, Daphne Master Jon Knight to thank for these plants. This a tough plant and very good in the garden with a vertical vase-shaped habit and early spring reason-to-live gloom-of-winter dispelling white flowers which are followed later in summer by orange-red berries. Good with Hellebores, Corydalis solida, Hepatica and Pulmonaria angustifolia for a delightful spring showing.
Daphne sp. aff. longilobata DJHC 98164
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$12.00
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4" Pot
A Daphne collected by Hinkley in China which has proved very amenable to cultivation here in the Northwest. While not a plant of exceptional ornamental merit compared to some others in the genus, it does make the most of what it was given. Groupings of small tubular pink-flushed white flowers occur in late spring and again in late summer and are followed by nice orange fruit. This is open growing and gets 3' or more tall is good in sun to part shade. An easy Daphne and a quick keying in the Flora of China last year put it as D. longilobata but we'll spend a little more time with it this year and figure it out for sure.