Abelia grandiflora Pink Pong

Abelia Pink Pong Abelia grandiflora 'Pink Pong' is a floriferous, semi-evergreen shrub prized for its remarkably long flowering season and fragrant, delicate blooms. From early Summer right into late Autumn, it produces a continuous display of unusually large, bell-shaped flowers in soft shades of pink and lilac. These nectar-rich, tubular blossoms release a sweet honey fragrance that lures bees, butterflies, and other pollinators to the garden for months on end. As the flowers fade, bright reddish-pink sepals remain attached to the branches, maintaining a vibrant splash of colour long into the Winter months. Complementing the heavy floral display is a lush backdrop of glossy, dark green foliage that turns attractive bronze-purple tones as the weather cools. Compact, arching, and exceptionally low-maintenance, 'Pink Pong' brings reliable structure and fragrance to sunny borders, informal hedges, or large patio containers. Site: Best planted in a spot sheltered from harsh winds to preserve its foliage through winter Soil: Any reasonably fertile, well drained soil. Avoid waterlogged areas Position: Full sun or partial shade Season of interest: Glossy foliage year-round; fragrant pink flowers from Summer to Autumn; decorative persistent sepals into Winter Hardiness: -5 to -10°C Height: 3-5' (1 - 1.5m) Spread: 3-5' (1 - 1.5m) ~ at maturity Image 1 by Bri Weldon cropped and licensed under CC BY 2.0 Image 2 by K M cropped and licensed under CC BY 2.0