mezereum

mezereum, which has pink-purple clusters of aromatic flowers in winter and early spring and grows to around 1.2m (4ft), and D.

mezereum, which produces masses of tubular flowers on upright stems, ranging from pink to rose-purple, growing to around 90cm (3ft) tall.

More examples of mythical beings as name-givers of plants are, for example, Adonisroschen 'Adonis' or Daphne (Daphne mezereum) in German.

Our two native ones are D laureola and D mezereum, which has deep pink flowers that are crowded along the twigs and branches like barnacles.

Specifically, species of section Mezereum lacked a torus (Dute et al., 1996).

More than 70 species of shrubs live in the park, among them mezereum (Daphne mezereum), and the rest are short scrubs, climbers, and herbaceous plants.

A FIRSTLY, regarding your daughter who has no saliva in her mouth, I would suggest she uses the homeopathic preparation Mezereum at a dose of 15 drops, twice a day.

Daphne mezereum alba is a deciduous shrub which has very fragrant white flowers on bare wood in February, followed by yellow berries.

Daphne cneorum is one of the best and hardiest and our native daphne mezereum is not to be sniffed at.

In the flowerbed beside it there was always Daphne mezereum surrounded by clumps of auriculas.

The ultra-hardy, deciduous Daphne mezereum is a very good choice and is widely available.

mezereum which is a small deciduous shrub with deep purple flowers followed by red berries.

Mezereum is deciduous and between February and March is covered in garish purple-red flowers, but be warned - the red fruits are poisonous.

Try daphne mezereum, left, or Christmas box (Sarcococca), above

Floral fragrance chemistry in the early flowering shrub Daphne mezereum. Phytochemistry 41 : 1477-1483.