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Daphne—Daphne spp.
Family Thymelaeaceae (Daphne family)
Plant Identification
Daphnes are evergreen, semievergreen, or deciduous shrubs. Leaves are narrow, some with old edges. Flowers are produced in clusters and vary in color, including white, pink, blue, red, and purple. Foliage, flowers, and fruit are poisonous.
Optimum conditions for growth
Daphnes are grown as borders or in rock gardens and can do well in full sun or partial shade depending on the species. Most require moderate amounts of water and well-drained soil. Plants can tolerate heavy pruning but don’t generally require much.
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Pests and disorders of Daphne spp.
Invertebrates
Diseases
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Environmental disorders
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Clusters of white blossoms of winter daphne
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