Daphne tangutica Summer Dry so best thought of as

so best thought of as USDA zone 9 and treated tenderly

Eventually forming short trunks -- but don't hold your breath -- the rosettes are up to 8ft or more wide

has produced upright perennials with blue-green leaves and tubular flowers exhibiting shades of pink

Once its feels established

are also slightly sweet and the leaves are variegated

Daphne tangutica Summer Dry so best thought of asAn old fashioned garden plant that should still be used today with dense, 3 4 ft mounds of 1" narrow green foliage with light pink flowers, mostly in spring but happily popping up at almost any other time of the year if temperatures are not freezing. As well, orangey red berries are produced on happy plants, adding to its fall and winter interest. Like other Daphnes, free drainage, bright light to dappled shade, occasional summer water, though this