Abelia requires minimal maintenance. This is a beautiful flowering plant with colorful foliage and a long flowering period.
Care
The flower attracts pollinators to the garden with its aroma.
The best time to plant a plant is early spring or autumn.
Temperature and humidity depend on the variety of abelia, but this plant is quite resistant to different climates.
Light and soil
Choose a place in the garden for planting shrubs with plenty of sunlight. Partial shade is also suitable if the climate is very hot.
Plant the plant in nutritious, well-drained, slightly acidic soil.
Watering
Abelia is drought tolerant. However, for abundant growth and flowering, water the shrub regularly.
For the plant, watering 1-2 times a week will be enough.
The soil must be completely dry before the next watering.
Fertilizer
Add compost to the soil annually.
Alternatively, you can use slow release fertilizers.
Fertilize the shrub in early spring.
