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Name Abelia grandifora
Price Available on Request
Colourspale pink
SizeHeight: 3m/10ft
Spread: 4m/12ft
AspectPosition in full sun and shelter from cold, drying winds. Suitable for south and west aspects.
CareNeeds fertile, well drained soil. Keep dead heading to prolong flowering. In late October, lightlly trim back flowered soots to retain good shape. In April, remove dead or damaged wood.
Uses-banks and slopes
-beds/borders
-low maintenance
-cottage garden
-containers
-groundcover
DescriptionThis semi evergreen shrub produces an abundance of trumpet like pale pink flowers. These beautifully scented flowers last form June until October and look elegant on the arching branches that hold them. It keeps its dark green, glossy leaves for most of the year.