Abelia X Grandiflora Little Richard

Abelia grandiflora little richard appears on the regional list as growing in bellingham issaquah wa.

Abelia x grandiflora little richard. No nursery in my area has it grown by monrovia in georgia too costly to ship west. It is compact enough to fit in the tightest spots in the garden yet it displays fragrant flowers that last until winter and it s nearly maintenance. Its average texture blends into the landscape but can be balanced by one or two finer or coarser trees or shrubs for an effective composition. Ideal for foundation planting under windows the front of the shrub border or a low informal hedge plant. Evergreen or semi deciduous where colder. Needs regular watering weekly or more often in extreme heat. Abelia grandiflora little richard little richard abelia is an evergreen shrub that is a compact form of abelia grandiflora.

Evergreen or semi deciduous where colder. It s foliage is deep green during the warmer months turning deep bronze in the fall and winter. It is a rounded spreading multi stemmed shrub in the honeysuckle family. Ideal for foundation planting under windows the front of the shrub border or a low informal hedge plant. Suitable alternatives for abelia x grandiflora little richard canyon creek abelia abelia x grandiflora canyon creek. It has white flowers from may to september. Louis area but usually taller to 6 tall in the warm winter climates of the south usda zones 8 9.

Abelia little richard gives you fragrant white blooms that contrasts well against the dark green leaves. Little richard abelia very compact abelia with glossy vivid green foliage that takes on tangerine pink tints in fall. Abelia grandiflora is a cross between a. Little richard abelia abelia x grandiflora little richard hardy in u s. Little richard glossy abelia is a multi stemmed evergreen shrub with a mounded form. Typically grows on gracefully arching branches to 2 4 tall in the st. Abelia little richard shrubs for sale online.

Partial to full sun. I live in seattle wa would like to know where these gardeners found this plant.