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2024 Mcdaniel Mill Road Conyers GA 30094
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Daphne Pink plant fragrant?
Yes! Daphne Pink (Daphne odora) is famous for its intensely fragrant pink blooms, especially in late winter to early spring. Its pleasant fragrance can spread throughout the whole garden.
Where should I plant my Daphne Pink?
Plant it in partial shade in well-drained soil. Avoid planting in soggy or dense clay soil, as Daphne roots are sensitive to too much moisture. A sheltered spot in the morning sun is ideal.
Is Daphne Pink evergreen?
Yes, Daphne odora is an evergreen shrub, which means it keeps its glossy green leaves all year, offering garden structure even when not in bloom.
What USDA zones is Daphne Pink best suited for?
Daphne Pink grows best in USDA Zones 7–9, where winters are mild and summers aren't too hot. It may need protection in colder climates.
How tall and wide does a Daphne Pink plant grow?
At maturity, Daphne Pink typically grows 3 to 4 feet tall and 3 to 5 feet wide, forming a neat, rounded shape perfect for foundation planting or near walkways.
Is Daphne Pink toxic to pets or humans?
Yes, every part of the plant is poisonous if eaten, particularly to pets and young children. Always plant it in a safe location and wash your hands after handling it.
Can I grow Daphne Pink in a pot?
Absolutely! It grows well in a spacious container that offers proper drainage. Use acidic or neutral potting soil, and avoid root disturbances when transplanting.
Why is my Daphne plant turning yellow or dropping leaves?
This could be due to overwatering or poor drainage. Daphne dislikes “wet feet.” Ensure the soil drains well and the root ball isn’t sitting in the water.
When does Daphne Pink bloom?
It blooms in late winter to early spring, producing clusters of beautiful pink flowers with a rich fragrance, often when little else is blooming.
How do I prune my Daphne Pink shrub?
Minimal pruning is best. Only trim lightly after flowers to maintain shape. Avoid heavy cuts, as Daphne doesn't respond well to aggressive pruning.

