Daphne kurdica (syn. Daphne oleoides var. kurdica), Turkish Daphne clay-tolerant Clusters of non-showy greenish flowers

Clusters of non-showy greenish flowers in late summer give way to bluish fruits which mature to a showy yellow and orange in fall

but don't be afraid of using it

Showy Milkweed

like many plants

Mature size: 1-3 ft tall x 2 ft wide

Daphne kurdica (syn. Daphne oleoides var. kurdica), Turkish Daphne clay-tolerant Clusters of non-showy greenish flowersSpringtime fragrant white flowers, somewhat tubular, opening at the tip to a four pointed star, bloom on a compact evergreen cushion. Orange berries follow, nestled among the leaves. It's native from Turkey to Iran. Some Daphne can be a challenge to grow but well worth the effort. We send out healthy plants but can't be responsible for other cultural requirements that are out of our control. Plant the rock Daphne in quick draining soil and do not over