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Variegated Pink Winter Daphne - Daphne odora 'Aureo-marginata'
Variegated Pink Winter Daphne - Daphne odora 'Aureo-marginata'

Thymelaeaceae Daphne Odora Aureo-Marginata

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Grows InZone 7A · 0° to 5° F through Zone 9B · 25° to 30° F
Sun ExposureFull / Mostly Shade, Morning Sun / Evening Shade, Dappled Light / Filtered Sun
Soil DrainageWell Drained
Resistent ToDeer Resistant, Drought, Insect, Disease, Mildew, Heat
Flower ColorPink, White
BloomsWinter Blooms, Early Spring Blooms
Foliage ColorYellow, Dark Green
Average Height3' to 4'
Average Width3' to 4'
FragrancesAromatic, Fragrant Flowers
Additional Information About Variegated Pink Winter Daphne - Daphne odora 'Aureo-marginata'

More about the Variegated Winter Daphne...

With it's graceful form, intoxicating scented pink flowers, and glossy, deep green foliage edged in gold, Variegated Pink Winter Daphne is a superstar of an evergreen flowering shrub. When it begins to bloom in late winter it heralds - with its intoxicating perfume - the promise of spring. The plant is a small, evergreen shrub reaching about 4 feet in height with an equal spread.

The highly fragrant blooms are crystalline white inside and purplish-pink outside. Depending on the weather and zone, Winter Daphne usually bloom from sometime in January through March or April, when not mulch else is blooming. The flowers are good for cutting and last well in water.

Winter Daphne are best planted close to a patios, decks, or other sitting areas where its fragrance can be conveniently appreciated. Despite the remarkable variety of gardening myths about its requirements, Winter Daphne is very hardy and easy to grow.

If you could have only one fragrant shrub in your landscape, Winter Daphne should be the choice!

Native habitat: Western China; close relatives are found in the Philippines, Japan, and Taiwan. Daphne odora was already being grown in Chinese gardens by the Sung period, 960-1279 AD.

Hardiness: Zones 7a to 9b. We've found Winter Daphne to be very hardy in Zone 8 and easy to grow. We have a plant over 5 years old in our garden.

Soil: Tolerant of most soils, it does not appreciate extremes such as very shallow, chalky soil, poor drainage, etc. Ideally, a well-drained soil is preferred.

Sunlight: Prefers some afternoon shade in warmer southern zones.

Pruning: Does not heal well over cuts into mature wood, so we suggest heavy pruning is best avoided. However, "pinching" the tips of long shoots on the current year's growth makes the plant much bushier and more floriferous.

Feeding: Fertilize Winter Daphne with a well-balanced shrub fertilizer once a year just after it blooms. You may alternatively fertilize with a natural or organic plant food.

Watering: Daphne odor do not like wet feet! Water only during prolonged periods of drought. Newly planted ones will, of course, need some water, but go light with the hose. Little or no water for established plants during the dry season should encourage flower production for the following year.

If you could only have one fragrant shrub in your landscape, Daphne Odora would most likely be the choice!

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