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Abelia - Silver Anniversaryâ„¢
Abelia - Silver Anniversaryâ„¢ Create Big Impact With This Compact Shrub The Silver Anniversary Abelia is a low growing compact shrub with variegated leaves that has an uncanny ability to highlight the landscape. It features attractive red-tinted, bright green foliage variegated with silver to cream margins. The rich silver and green coloring is complimented by red stems. Dainty white flowers with a soft, sweet fragrance emerge in the spring and resemble small wedding bells. The brilliant white blossoms will continue blooming through the summer until autumn’s frost. The Silver Anniversary Abelia is a dense, rounded, multi-stemmed shrub. No pruning is needed for it to retain its compact size making it a colorful, low maintenance addition to any garden. It would be perfect as a border, or as an accent in a natural area and it would do well in a container to brighten a patio or deck. The Silver Anniversary will add light to any semi shaded location, and it would be a show stopper glowing in the sun. It’s small enough to fit even the tightest spaces but delivers big impact to your landscape. * Compact* Fragrant* No maintenance
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