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This is the third time since spring my Odora has flowered!

meyermike_1micha

10 years ago

Yup, yet another plant I am in love with that has flowered 3 times for me this year..I am loving all these plants....
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Everything smells so good tonight..Thought I would share with you.

Mike

Comments (4)

tolip
10 years ago
Congratulations. Very nice plant you've got there. I don't know this plant. Is it fragrant only at night?
meyermike_1micha
Original Author
10 years ago
No, it's fragrant all day and night..I love it...

Thank you...I always thought this plant only bloomed once in the spring..lol
I am pretty sure it's a perrenial here, but then again now I am afraid to freeze it thinking it might be a zone 7 or higher Odora....I don't know what to do come the winter...

Maybe I will grow it on a sunny cold window sill?
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Robert (zone 7a, Oklahoma)
10 years ago
Is it Daphne ÃÂ burkwoodii 'Carol Mackie'?

-Robert
Tina_n_Sam
10 years ago
Beautiful, Mike!

Since a local nursery was having a 50% off and I knew they had a Daphne. I went in hunt of the 'Summer Ice' and saw the Odora. Sales person made a mistake in thinking the 'Summer Ice' was in stock.

The Odora there were not nearly as healthy looking as yours. In the end, I couldn't even buy it for 50% off.

-Tina

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