The motherland is in China, this is the shape of the green bush hanging in the herd.Habit 1.5-2.0 m. , but you can keep it between 50-100 cm with pruning. From the beginning of the writing to the end of autumn, it opens with white colored, small bell-shaped, 1 cm sized fragrant flowers. They are 1-2 cm in size, oval-shaped, with edges with teeth. The leaves are dark green and have a bright appearance.
Growing Requests
Light: Abelia enjoys semi-shadows and shadows wherever the land climate prevails, sunshine and shadow can be used in every space near the sea.
Water: Water desires are up to the average garden plant. It may leave its leaves at places where the temperature falls below -5, but it will recover quickly in the spring.
Soil: Any kind of garden soil can be grown.
Production: Green steels taken from semi-woody exiles are easily rooted in autumn and summer. The fact that the steels are kept in the fogging unit during rooting and the application of IBA to the steels before planting have positive effects. With wood steels, production can be done in autumn and winter.
Use in Landscape Architecture: Abelia is a plant suitable for use in gardens that are planted in tropical garden style due to their glossy leaves. In addition, leaves and flowers in a miniature size make the plant Abelia an ideal plant in oriental gardens. Because of its sagging form, Abelia is also suitable for use in large flower pots or cups as well as on the ground. The wall can be made more decorative when it is suspended from the middle height retaining walls. When Abelia is planted in rows, it can be used as a hedge plant to limit unwanted images and set boundaries. Since the leaves or other parts of the plant are not spilled, it is a clean plant, so it is suitable for use at the edge of the pool or patio. If desired, it can be kept under control by pruning.
Disadvantages: If the alkalinity in the soil is high, the plant may be exposed to iron chlorosis. Where it passes cold in the winter, it may give a weak image for a short period of time as it leaves its leaves.
RE: Adorable Abelia.