5-6 foot size is the "sweet spot" for evergreen shrubs in the home landscape. They're tall enough to be a substantial backbone planting, but not too large that they dwarf your house and block all the natural light.

Things aren't always cold and dreary in the winter. Here's how to grow and care for Winter Daphne to achieve beautiful blooms.

It might be small, but winter daphne makes a big contribution to the late winter to early spring garden, filling the air with the extraordinary scent of its blooms. Find out how to propagate and grow this must-have favorite in southern gardens, and why it’s here for a good time, not a long time. #daphne #gardenerspath

Winter Daphne (Daphne odora) is an evergreen shrub known for its fragrant, pink or white blooms that emerge in late winter to early spring. It prefers partial shade and well-drained soil. Pruning should be minimal to avoid damaging its delicate branches. Do you understand the significance of Winter Daphne flowers and the best practices for growing and caring for them?

These tips for Daphne care are awesome. These bushes can be a bit tricky to grow but the flowers smell so good they're worth the effort to include them in your garden design.

A delightfully fragrant winter-flowering shrub, winter daphne adds evergreen interest to garden beds and borders.

Daphne Plant Profile Daphne ( Daphne spp.) is a small shrub with highly fragrant flowers in late winter and early spring. Many of them are...

Get all the tips for growing a Daphne bush so you can plant one of these fragrant shrubs that blooms in late winter in your garden.

Learn about winter daphne and how to cultivate this fragrant garden plant.

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