Overview
Uses: Patio plant, or compact outdoor shrub (in approved zones). Flowers in winter!
Benefits: Long-lasting, extremely fragrant blooms! Award winning! Unique and beautiful growth patterns, colors, and evergreen foliage. Easy to take care of.
Zones: 7 - 9 (as an outdoor perennial)
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Life Cycle: Perennial
Mature Height: 36"
Mature Width: 36"
Bloom Season: Mid winter to late spring, with occasional flowers in the summer
Summary
Perfume Princess™ Daphne flowers earlier and longer than any other daphne ever bred – from mid winter to late spring.
It covers itself with an astonishing profusion of large soft pink flowers, not just at each branch tip, but also along each stem
Perfume Princess Daphne has that unmistakable, blissful daphne fragrance – but with a citrus undertone – on a bush that’s a great shape with attractive deep evergreen foliage.
An award winning plant!
Perfect for planters by an entrance or on a table! Excellent for along a walkway!
Care
Daphne Care
Requires full sun to partial shade. Insufficient light will cause growth issues.
Attempt to keep its soil slightly moist but not wet. It's also suggested that the soil be well draining. Perfume Princess™ Daphne is considered to be a light drinker.
Year round fertilization is suggested. Our slow release fertilizer is a great option.
Size
What Size is your Daphne for Sale Online?
The Daphne Perfume Princess™ that we sell online will ship in a greenhouse grade grow pot. Each plant will be appropriately sized for its pot. Please contact us with any specific questions.
How Large Do Daphne Grow?
Daphne Perfume Princess™ typically grows to a mature height and width of 36".
Additional Information
What is the Botanical Name of Daphne Perfume Princess™?
Its botanical name is Daphne x 'DapJur01' PP #27,662.
Toxicity and Risks of Daphne Perfume Princess™
Daphne shrubs are considered extremely toxic and no parts should be ingested. Their toxicity is a result of chemicals (such as daphnetoxin and mezerein) that are present in their bark, flowers, and leaves. Symptoms of ingestion include extreme irritation (including ulceration) to the mouth, throat, and stomach, vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and possible death.
