Due to the recent discovery of the spotted lanternfly in South Carolina, California has restricted the shipment of plants from SC as well as 15 other states in which the spotted lanternfly had already been found. It was found over 100 miles from Nurseries Caroliniana, but the whole state has been put under quarantine until a treatment protocol can be worked out to resume shipments to California. Authorities hope that this can be accomplished by the end of the month.

Edgeworthia chrysantha ‘Heaven Scent'
Edgeworthia chrysantha ‘Heaven Scent'
Edgeworthia chrysantha ‘Heaven Scent'

Edgeworthia chrysantha ‘Heaven Scent'

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Heaven Scent Edgeworthia. This species is noted for its incredible fragrance which closely resembles that of paper white narcissus. But one day while walking in the nursery on a very still day wind-wise, I kept getting this whiff of a fragrance of which I was not familiar. Since I am not known for my olfactory acumen, I was somewhat surprised, because very few plants were in flower at the time. I kept looking around until I finally realized that it was this seedling Edgeworthia, and its fragrance was distinctly different from the clone that we were growing. So we have began to propagate it and introduce it to the gardening world. The flower clusters are just as large as 'Winter Sun', but it has the distinctive fragrance of this selection. I cleared this with my female employees who have a much better "smeller" than I. One can grow it as all other Edgeworthias in filtered sun with uniform moisture and good drainage. The late winter flowers which begin to open here in late January are one of the most anticipated harbingers of spring. For more details on this species read the description under Edgeworthia 'Winter Gold'.

Zones 6-9