Canyon Creek Abelia – Flowering plants

Canyon Creek Abelia is rounded, spreading, a deciduous or semievergreen multistemmed shrub that grows up to 3 to 5 feet tall and 5 to 6 feet wide. It has copper-tinged yellow foliage that matures to a yellow-green hue in the summer and bronze with a pink hue in fall. It produces clusters of small, nicely fragrant, and pinkish-white flowers summer to frost.

Scientific Name: Abelia x grandiflora ‘Canyon Creek’
Common Names: Canyon Creek Abelia

How to grow and maintain Canyon Creek Abelia:

Light:
It requires full sunlight to part shade. They need six to eight hours of sunlight to grow.

Soil:
It grows well in rich, organic, moist but well-drained soil.

Temperature:
It prefers temperatures 10.8° F – 46.6° F at the coldest month and during the hottest month 34.1° F – 72.0° F.

Water:
Water your plant regularly during the growing season and always keep the soil evenly moist but never allow your plant to sit in water.

You can allow the top 1 inch of soil to dry out between each watering. During the winter months, water sparingly.

Fertilizer:
Feed monthly with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted by half

Propagation:
It can be easily propagated by softwood cuttings in early summer or semi-hardwood cuttings in late summer.

Pests and Diseases:
It has no serious pest and disease problems.