Abelia Gardening Tips

Abelia

The Abelia is a shrub with lots of pinkish white flowers. They are usually planted against a shelter such as a fence or a wall. Abelia floribunda are more compact, with masses of bright pink flowers. Abelia chinensis bears pink-tinged white flowers which has a scent.

Abelia flowers in late summer. Abelia chinensis flowers from midsummer to autumn. The buds are borne from late summer until the first frost.

Botanical Name	Abelia
Planting condition	Full sun and well-drained soil
Propagation	Fresh cuttings in early summer, semi-ripe cuttings in late autumn
Pests and diseases	Usually trouble free

  Abelia Photo Gallery Gardening Tips

Abelia floribunda
Author: Topjabot (GFDL)



Abelia x grandiflora
Author: FlickrLickr (cc-by-2.0)



Abelia serrata
Author: Sten Porse (GFDL)



Abelia hybrid
Author: Jean-Jacques MILAN (GFDL)

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