The Abelia plant makes a scattered hill and grows at medium speed. The maximum height he can do is 2-3 meters. Abelia, which has fine hairy shoots, makes shallow roots. Leaves are always green in warm climates, summer green or cold in cold climates. Leaves are 1.5-3 cm long, egg-shaped; edges are lightly threaded, pointed spike, upper surface is very bright dark green; bottom surface is light, bright, green color. Autumn coloring is brown or reddish.

Significant Diseases and Harms Encountered
Root rot, stalk, chlorosis, fungus diseases and aphid, molluscus and tetranychus are fighting.

Ecological Requests
In cold climatic conditions, it must be protected. It is damaged from severe frost. It can withstand temperatures up to -10 ° C. -15 0 C then death. some developed species have more resistance to cold. It is a light-half-shadow plant and likes warm, temperate and sunny places. It likes acidic, slightly alkaline, sandy, well-drained and permeable soils. Moderate salt resistant.

Important Types
Abelia x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope', Abelia grandiflora 'Francis Mason', Abelia grandiflora 'Canyon Creek', Abelia grandiflora 'Little Richard', Abelia grandiflora 'Rosa Creek' are important species.

Dwarf Abelya - Yellow Mottled (Abelia x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope')
It is 80 to 100 cm high and wide, with a variety of stunted abelian leaves with very distinctive variegated leaves in their red branches. The leaves are bright yellow with a light green outside in the middle of the spring. In summer, gold is yellowish and the center is green. In the fall, it is a golden horn, a bright orange and a red hue.

Light pink dense tiny flowers form from summer to autumn.
It gives the most beautiful colors in full sunny places. Semi-shaded areas can also be grown. It develops better on permeable soils in many soil types. Growth in heavy clayey soils and high-Ph soil is not good.

Because it is based on -25 degree cold, it can be easily grown in many regions of the home. In landscaping, gardening or pots, you can grow yellow variegated dwarf abalone.

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