This lovely plant is one of the easiest, hardiest and most widely available daphnes. It forms a rounded bush up to a metre high and the narrow, evergreen leaves frame the clusters of 10 or more pink buds. These extremely fragrant flowers open to blush-white in April, May and June, and although 'Somerset' looks delicate and dainty, it is actually one of the toughest daphnes of all. ... Learn More

In late spring clusters of golden-yellow flowers with an amazing fragrance of vanilla and lemon open, which in turn are followed by ornamental, oval, bright red berries. The branches of this deciduous shrub carry pale blue-green leaves. It is ideal for any rich, loamy soil in full sun and makes a beautiful, long-lived addition to the rock garden. ... Learn More

This seldom seen albino form has exceedingly fragrant crystalline white flowers in spring which produce attractive yellow berries later. A slow-growing long-lived shrub. ... Learn More

Daphne pontica is a small, rounded evergreen shrub with glossy leaves and abundant clusters of tubular, 4-lobed, strongly-scented yellow-green flowers at the branch tips. In autumn clusters of black berries form. ... Learn More

A rare hardy evergreen shrub bearing clusters of very fragrant, white flushed, purple-pink flowers from mid spring to early summer. Bunches of red berries appear later and persist into late autumn. ... Learn More