All reviews for category Daphne

Vigorous plant, shiny leaves. Hoping it keeps its "flower promise".

Great plant qualities!! Super fragrance, vigour. Nothing but happiness with Promise of flowers.

VERY BEAUTIFUL YOUNG PLANT WITH A LOVELY FRAGRANCE. AS FOR THE WEBSITE, THEY ARE COMPETENT INDIVIDUALS WHO LISTEN TO CUSTOMERS. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.

PLANT WITH AN EXTRAORDINARY FRAGRANCE? IT REALLY NEEDS TO BE PLANTED IN THE SHADE.

Very beautiful specimen, apparently vigorous and not appearing to have suffered.

Two perfume princess daphnes purchased in August. One month later, one of the young plants seems to be wilting, the leaves are turning yellow and falling off. Disappointed.

The first plant received and planted on 22nd September 2022 measured barely 12 cm (5in) in height but, more importantly, had very small weak roots. It did not survive the early December 2022 frost in Belgium (10 days of frost between -3° (26.6°F), -4° (24.8°F) in the first few days and -10° (14°F), -12° (10.4°F) towards the end of the period). The plant froze on 90% of its parts. It was replaced on 06/06/2023 by a larger new young plant (approximately 20cm (8in) in height) with well-developed roots. These Daphnes, like most Daphnes, are planted in partial shade (4 hours of morning sunlight) and shade for Daphne Odora Aureomarginata, in a mixture of 1/3 worked garden soil, worked to a depth of 30cm (12in) - 1/3 river sand (Rhine sand), and 1/3 heath soil. An 8 cm (3in) layer of bark mulch will be placed around the Daphnes (without touching the trunk). Watering preferably with rainwater, and it will be necessary to keep the soil consistently moist throughout the year. This new Daphne has recovered very well and has grown approximately 8-10 cm (3-4in) in two months.

BRILLIANT! BRILLIANT! BRILLIANT! and THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Impeccable young plant that has recovered well. I am looking forward to its flowers!

All the other vine-plants in this order were received without any problems. However, the pot of the daphne was crushed, with the young plant soil outside the pot. Fortunately, this daphne was in plastic. During planting, the roots broke, and the foliage lost some of its splendor. Therefore, I am giving it a treatment with root fortifier (solubiol) and I have watered it very generously during planting. I am also protecting it from direct sunlight, as it is currently in a field of plants under observation.