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I have 3 Edwards and I love them. I have not pruned at all and they all look great! I like the little fragrance they have. It is a great ...Read More
I have a huge love for natural butterfly gardens. I love the Edward Goucher! The leaves add a more formal texture to the garden but the...Read More
I really love this, especially the smell (fragrant, but not overpowering). You have to keep it pruned to look nice, but it isn't difficu...Read More
This is a great plant if left natural instead lollipoped. It can be pruned severely and will respond with beautiful arching shoots and p...Read More
I love this shrub, with its pleasing combination of flower and leaf colour.
As with all Abelias, it throws out long new growth an...Read More
It can be used as a shrubby border or as a screen. The glossy 1/2 to 3/4 inch long leaves clothe arching branches, foliage is bronze ting...Read More
I planted this plant two years ago in my garden. The first year it was beautiful. Second, Very nice, But it had some really heavy big sho...Read More
Blooms on new wood, so prune to the ground in late winter or early spring.This is a hybrid crossed between A. x grandiflora and A. shum...Read More
Semi-evergreen foliage. Pale pink flowers continuously from summer to autumn. It does not like a harsh winter, so shelter it from cold wi...Read More