We're offering you a 1 or 2 Daphne Pink Fragrance Plants for £9.99, saving you up to 23% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £12.99 (correct as of 26.06.2025).

Hardy shrub

Daphne Pink Fragrance Shrub (Daphne × transatlantica)
This compact, semi-evergreen shrub brings a delightful burst of pink, highly scented flowers from early spring right through to autumn. Daphne × transatlantica is prized by gardeners for its long blooming season and reliable structure, making it a standout choice for patios, borders, or containers.

Why Choose Daphne Pink Fragrance?

• Scented Blooms: Enjoy clusters of intensely fragrant pink flowers from March to October.
• Semi-Evergreen Appeal: Keeps much of its foliage year-round, adding structure even in winter.
• Compact & Versatile: Grows to around 90cm (36") tall and wide—perfect for small gardens or pots.
• Wildlife Friendly: Provides vital nectar for bees and beneficial insects when few other plants are flowering.

Growing Guide & Care

• Sun/Shade: Prefers full sun or partial shade.
• Soil: Thrives in free-draining, fertile soil; avoid waterlogged spots.
• Watering: Water regularly during dry spells in the first season; established plants need minimal watering.
• Pruning: Lightly trim after flowering if needed; avoid hard pruning as Daphnes dislike root disturbance.
• Hardiness: Hardy in most UK gardens (typically RHS H5: -15°C to -10°C).
• Pots/Borders: Suitable for containers, beds, or as a fragrant feature near seating areas and entrances.

Design & Planting Ideas

• Create a scented walkway by planting near paths or doorways.
• Pair with spring bulbs like crocus or snowdrops for layered interest.
• Makes an excellent companion to other sun-loving shrubs such as lavender or hebes.

Supplied As

• Your Daphne Pink Fragrance plant arrives as a healthy 9cm potted shrub—ready to plant out on arrival.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant?
  You can plant Daphne Pink Fragrance any time the ground isn’t frozen—spring or early autumn is ideal.
• How fast does it grow?
  This is a slow-growing shrub, typically reaching its mature size of around 90cm over several years.
• What type of soil does it prefer?
  Daphne prefers free-draining, fertile soil and dislikes heavy clay or waterlogged conditions. Slightly alkaline to neutral pH is best.