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Miss Lemon Abelia™

Miss Lemon Abelia™

$19.99
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With bright variegated foliage and light pink flowers this is the right choice of any garden needing a little color and friendly creatures.

-TRANSFORMATIONAL: With colors that change from green (when young) to ivory (when mature) this is a spectacular plant to watch as it grows. 

- HEAVY BLOOM: With a bloom of light pink flowers lasting all summer and fall, Miss Lemon Abelias are long lasting and lovely bushes.

- ALLURING TO BUTTERLFIES: Butterflies and birds are a big fan of this green growing Lemon Abelia, and as this plant attracts them, it also actively resists pests and deer.

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  • Do they need full sun or shade?

    Sunlight Requirements for Miss Lemon Abelia:

    • Full Sun:

      • Miss Lemon Abelia thrives in full sun, where it can receive at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. In full sun, the plant will produce the most vibrant foliage and abundant flowers.

    • Partial Shade:

      • It can also tolerate partial shade, particularly in hotter climates. In partial shade (with about 3-6 hours of sunlight), the plant will still grow well, but flowering might be slightly reduced compared to those grown in full sun.

    Best Practices:

    • Color Retention: To maintain the bright yellow and green variegation of its leaves, planting in a location with good sunlight is recommended. Too much shade might cause the colors to fade.

    In summary, Miss Lemon Abelia performs best in full sun but can tolerate partial shade, especially in warmer areas. For the most vibrant foliage and flowers, give it plenty of sunlight.

  • Is albelia a bush or a perrenial plant. Looking for smaller size bush to plant on stone wall that can be trained to drape down. Thank you.

    An Abelia is a bush, specifically a semi-evergreen shrub that can act like a perennial in certain climates. It is known for its arching branches and attractive foliage, making it a great choice for planting on a stone wall where it can be trained to drape down gracefully. For a smaller variety, consider Dwarf Abelia options like Abelia x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope' or 'Little Richard,' which stay compact while providing year-round interest with colorful foliage and delicate flowers. These varieties thrive in full sun to partial shade and can create a beautiful, cascading effect.