The originality of this new variety is the violet-lilac of its flowers that bloom around the end of winter and start of spring. The abundant flowers release a powerful jasmine scent detectable from several metres away. Its other features are typical of the perfumed Daphne: attractive clusters of star-shaped, tubular flowers, a persistent, brilliant green foliage and tough, lanceolate leaves. It forms a small, shrubby bush. To make the most of its scent, it should ideally be placed in a passageway or in the garden at the entrance to the house.
evergreen
Foliage | evergreen |
Scent | scented flowers |
Utilisation particulière | haie basse |
Evan David Lloyd
European P.B.R - Protected variety, propagation without license is strictly forbidden
EU 52705
low hedge, small gardens, pot,terrace
Acid or neutral soil, rich in humus and well drained
Do not prune, or only lightly at the beginning of summer.
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