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Average landscape size moderate growing. A semi evergreen shrub abelia s fragrant white flowers perform spring through fall attracting many pollinators.
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A low compact selection that works well as a foundation plant low hedge or for use in patio containers. The wider the hole the better. The trumpet shaped scented flowers have a five lobed corolla.Learn how to grow abelia in your landscape for these characteristics. Glossy abelia abelia x grandiflora. They are 1 5 cm long.
Bright golden yellow variegation on medium green leaves along with brilliant red stems creates a striking kaleidoscope of color. Abelia a drought tolerant semievergreen shrub provides reliable performance as a foundation plant hedge or addition to the mixed border. Design ideasglossy abelia is a cherished performer in the mixed shrub border because of its long season of blooms from june to october.
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