(Herunterladen) Rose Creek Abelia Shrub

Rose creek offers interest in the summer when it blooms in clusters of small tubular white to light pink flowers.

Rose creek abelia shrub. In the fall the foliage turns purple adding a new dimension of color to the garden. Consistently wet soil can be a killer of these drought tolerant plants. Rose creek abelia is a multi stemmed evergreen shrub with a mounded form. Abelia is a genus of shrubs native to asia in the honeysuckle family. Rose creek abelia ornamental features. Grows to 3 feet tall and 4. The foliage is bright green and eventually transitions to a deep purple when the weather begins to cool.

Full sun or partial shade growth rate. Abelia information scientific name. Abelia x rose creek best soil. Rose creek abelia will. The possibilities are endless. Plant rose creek abelia in sites that provide well drained soil and full sun to light shade. Abelia is an ornamental shrub that is under appreciated and underused in many parts of the country and is worth a second look.

The rose creek variety is a dense and compact summer flowering shrub. Standing just 2 to 4 feet high and 3 to 5 feet wide when mature rose creek abelia abelia x grandiflora rose creek forms a dense mound of glossy green leaves and fragrant pink and white. Not only is the foliage beautiful but the stems themselves provide a great contrast with their vivid crimson pigment. Rose creek abelia abelia grandiflora rose creek is a decorative evergreen shrub. Rose creek originally known as seedling 12 was one of 32 open pollinated abelia seedlings a. Dark green fall color. When established abelias require little if any supplemental irrigation even during drought.

Place a few in containers on your patio for a warm welcome to guests or even plant just one as a lovely accent for your perennial bed. White fragrant flowers from spring through summer mature size and shape. Rose creek abelia abelia x chinensis rose creek sku 2569 lustrous leaves with a pinkish cast develop on crimson stems mature to dark green and transform to a wonderful combination of purple and green in winter. Chinensis was the maternal parent produced examined and evaluated at the center for applied nursery research dearing georgia in an abelia chinensis study commenced in 1997. Moist well drained soil light. Plant these along your walkway for a gorgeous low growing hedge.