
I posted about buying the tiny Daphne on April 2009 Bloom Day blog. Last year there were a few blooms.
This year in early April, it looked like a stick. I was a little worried.

But by mid-April it was showing new growth

By May 1, a beautiful full bloom among the sweet woodruff and brunnera. I have read that this shrub may be short-lived, but for now, I’m enjoying it’s bloom and fragrance.

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