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I took this picture while I was in Atlanta today. Does anyone know its name? I'm sorry for the fuzziness of the photo - I snapped it in a hurry.
The shrub is about 4 feet tall, and these clusters of white blooms are at the end of each branch. The leaves are glossy in texture, similar to an aucuba japonica.
Looks like Daphne Odora to me, Mine is pink tho - never saw a white one. Did you go to the Southeastern Flower show Dave? I was there all day making Tussie Mussies!! I was wearing YOUR sweatshirt!
Think it may the one grown most often over here - Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata', which is hardier than the type which has plain green leaves, My mother has aureomarginata and i grow the type - hope to get some pictures up when i can get my new digital camera to talk to my puter. (Nikon sending new disc soon i hope)
I saw the white one today at the Flower show, the last word in the description started with an H - Hydra or hyp, something - sorry, I didn't have a pen with me.
