Abelia grandiflora 'Edward Goucher' Size:5 gal size

Abelia grandiflora 'Edward Goucher' Size:5 gal sizeA long flowering shrub in the honeysuckle family from the Himalayas that is semi evergreen here in Humboldt County. Fragrant flowers. Growing to 5 ft tall, this shrub is a great candidate for a hedge or back of the border plant in our area. The flowers will be in clusters of lavender pink in color and about 3 4" in length. lasting from mid summer until late fall. Dark glossy green leaves are small, 1" long that turn purplish bronze in autumn. Easy to

low-growing mound that stays attractive year-round

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both are not legitimate names

The peachy calyx at the base of each flower adds interest

but as you go up they shade more and more red

The leaves are very dark green and shiny

One of the NORTH TISBURY HYBRIDS from Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts

It is easy to grow

tall and 3 ft

so takes up a smaller footprint than most trees

you can make this perform to your wishes

This photo was taken of our summer garden at the nursery and 'Preziosa' takes center stage