Dealing with the plants is a very enjoyable and beautiful effort, making the person stratified and happy. To protect nature, we need to be an example to our children.
There are thirty types of abelia (abelia), which are more popularly known as 'beauty work'. These plants, which are native to China, belong to the family of lepidoptera (caprifoliaceae). The genus name of the plant was given to Clarke Abel, the naturalist.
Abelia in shrub form does not spill its leaves in temperate climates. The bright green colored leaves turn red in the autumn and give the plant a distinct beauty.
The most popular and grown 'abelia grandiflora' is a hybrid species. At the end of the shoots, small bell-shaped pinkish white and slightly fragrant flowers open. The flowering period starts from June and lasts until September.
Abelia grows in the best temperate climates. But it is also resistant to cold, hot and salty. Humusian likes rich, moist lands and sunny or semi-shaded places. The butterfly and the bees attract themselves. For this reason, it is also called 'butterfly work'. Some species are mossy and dwarf.
Abelia is easy to grow, does not want much maintenance. Ideal for parks and gardens, it can be shaped with pruning. It is made of steel and seeds.
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RE: Adorable Abelia.