White blooms, grows 2-3' ht x 3' sp
Has a low mounding growth habit, crimson stem color, fragrant white flowers, and exceptionally long bloom period (May to frost). The plant grows 2 to 3 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet side, making it an excellent choice for foundation plantings, containers or low-growing hedges.Rose Creek Abelia has evergreen leaves that emerge with a pinkish cast, turn dark green in summer, and then darken to purple-green in winter, giving the plant an ever-changing seasonal interest. Cluster after cluster of white, fragrant, tubular flowers about a half-inch long are borne throughout the growing season. Below each flower are small, light pink, modified leaves called the calyx, which remain on the plant after the flowers fade and provide even more pizzazz to the floral display. Rose Creek is drought tolerant, deer-resistant and seldom bothered by pests. It is also highly attractive to butterflies and bees. Some light pruning may be required from time to time to remove lanky shoots. Otherwise the plant looks its best when allowed to develop a natural, informal appearance.
White-Pink blooms, grows 2-3' height & spread.
Evergreen to semi-evergreen, yellow foliage. Moderate grower that prefers full to partial sun but thrives best in full sun.
Fragrant White to Pink blooms, grows 3-4' height & spread.
Tricolor evergreen foliage coming in dark pink and turning to green and white variegated. This shrub has great year round interest and is perfect as a border.