Daphne napolitana Bramdean Platycladus who named and introduced it

who named and introduced it in 2008

held close to the stem

followed by more semi-double flowers as the season progresses

deer-resistant clump with foliage that is shorter and broader than Dryopteris erythrosora

are held in tight clusters on 8" tall stalks

Daphne napolitana Bramdean Platycladus who named and introduced itWe have been amazed at how easy many of the alpine daphnes are in our sunny rock garden, and are so excited, we decided to share. Daphne 'Bramdean' is a 1988 cross of Daphne sericea 'Collina' and Daphne cneorum var. pygmaeum, a hybrid group, found naturally in southern Italy. This amazing evergreen shrub forms a compact mound to 15" tall x 3' wide. The plants are topped first in late winter, then regularly through the summer and fall with dense