Abelia 'Edward Goucher' - 40/60cm, 15lt Ground CoveringAbelia 'Edward Goucher' is a hybrid between Abelia grandiflora and Abelia schumannii. It is developed in 1911. by Edward Goucher of the United States Department of Agriculture. Its a broadleaf semi evergreen shrub with reddish branches, glossy, dark green leaves that turn purplish in autumn, and small lilac pink trumpet shaped flowers with bronze tinged calyx lobes. Abelia 'Edward Goucher' is very easily grown in average, medium moist, well drained
It tolerates full exposure to coastal winds and air pollution
White and slightly blushed pink flowers grow in large
Cherry 'Amanogawa'
with its delicately variegated foliage that creates nice shimmering effect
They bloom from late summer to autumn and are followed by deep red
chinensis and L
Prunus ‘Pink Perfection’ is a small
Spring pruning eliminates flowers and stimulates new red growth
Great in beds and borders
consistently moist
Cherry 'Fugenzō' is an unusual and attractive ornamental cherry
suitable for growing even in northern parts of Europe