PINK PIÑATA™ Abelia

Settle a festive little flower ball into your landscape with Pink Pinata abelia! With its compact habit and prolonged display of beauty, it’s a great candidate for the front of the border. It’s an especially exciting option for gardeners with deer, heat, and boxwood blight. It has performed handsomely in deer-filled areas, in the south, and as a replacement for boxwood hedges. It makes the most of its space in mid-spring when each branch tip puffs up with pale pink flowers and dramatic, deep coral colored bracts. In the fall, the foliage and bracts gain a cozy burgundy color, emphasizing its handsome, rounded habit as they stand out in contrast to the landscape. Although it’s a relatively small plant, reaching a maximum of three feet tall and wide, it responds well to shaping if necessary and timed correctly.Why grow Pink Piñata abelia?Super heat tolerant for the southExtended seasons of interestUseful compact habit