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Abelia floribunda

Abelia floribunda

Home-grown

Abelia

Abelia

Very floriferous evergreen or semi-evergreen shrub, ideal for low hedges and beds, hardy and easy to grow, with a long flowering period.

Approx. height

From 1m to 2m

From 1m to 2m

Approx. width

From 1m to 2m

From 1m to 2m

From 1m to 2m

Light

Full sun or partial shade

Full sun or partial shade

Ideal temp.

Medium (withstands down to 0 °C)

Medium (withstands down to 0 °C)

Toxicity

Non-toxic

Non-toxic

Maintenance

Easy

Easy

Recommended watering

Exterior, Sunny

Exterior, Sunny

Sales format

10L Pot

10L Pot

Our experts say

The Abelia floribunda is a highly prized ornamental shrub, appreciated for its abundant, long-lasting flowering and its ability to add volume and colour with minimal maintenance. It has dense, glossy foliage, with slender branches that usually arch gently, creating a natural and elegant appearance. Its tubular flowers, in pink or reddish tones depending on the variety, appear in clusters and add a bright touch throughout the warmer season, while also attracting pollinating insects.
It is a very versatile plant: it works well as a standalone shrub, in groups, in large borders, or even as an informal hedge. It adapts well to different soils as long as they drain properly, tolerates pruning, and performs well in low-maintenance gardens, delivering a highly decorative result for months.

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Benefits

  • Long-lasting, highly ornamental flowering.

  • Attracts pollinators and brings life to the garden.

  • A versatile shrub for borders, beds and informal hedges.

  • Tolerates pruning and adapts to different garden styles.

  • Easy maintenance with excellent ornamental value.





Special care

  • Position in full sun or bright partial shade; it flowers better with more sun.

  • Moderate watering: regular in summer, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings; in winter, less.

  • Needs good drainage; avoid prolonged waterlogging.

  • Light pruning after flowering or in late winter to maintain shape and encourage new flowering shoots.

  • Appreciates a gentle feed in spring to boost flowering and vigour.

  • Watch for aphids or mealybugs in warm periods if there is stress or poor ventilation.