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09-02-2008, 10:33 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
Gill Matthews
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Daphne odora
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Anyone got the secret of growing this well? I've tried several times to
bring on small (30 cm) plants in pots, but never succeeded in getting them
past 3 years. Maybe it's the use of pots it does not like. In a couple of
gardens not too far away (about 400 m), there are some quite large plants
(1.5 m across by 1 m high) which are obviously very happy, and quite old.
And they are in garden soil (clay here, unless improved in those gardens).
I find the scent one of the best of any plants.
BTW, I have no problem with Daphne retusa. Kept one alive in a pot for
about 16 years.
I grow Daphne odora? (little pinkish flowers strong scent) in a pot quite
hapily greww it from a cutting from my mothers also in a pot. Both are covered
in blossom at the moment and smell lovely
Gill M
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