Garland-flower

Daphne cneorum is a low-growing shrub that spreads across rocky or well-drained soils in mountainous regions. It is part of the Thymelaeaceae family and is commonly found in the wild in central and southern Europe. The plant is characterized by its small, spatulate leaves and clusters of pink, highly scented flowers that appear in spring. All parts of the plant contain toxic compounds, making it harmful if ingested. It is a hardy, evergreen shrub that thrives in alpine and subalpine habitats.