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Nursery Located At Ruckman Road 
Daphne cneorum alba. A very rare form of the above with short, prostrate branches 
about 4 inches high and clusters of fragrant pure white flowers in April and May. 
Same soil and exposure as above. 
Daphne cneorum variegatum. The same extremely fragrant flowers and habit of growth 
as D. cneorum. Each of the tiny leaves is edged with white. Same treatment as 
above. The foliage variegation is not ovious from a distance. 
Courtesy American Rock Garden Society 
Dianthus alpinus 
