It is generally evergreen but some lost their leave in last years harsh winter. Low growing and easy to prune if it throws up the odd long shoot. Its colourful without being garish and has added bonus of late flowers which the bees love. If you'd like more information about Abelia Grandiflora Kaleidoscope Hedging just scroll to the bottom of the page. Love Abelia Kaleidoscope and use it a lot in gardens. Or of course have a more informal little hedge вЂ“ and let it flower away all Summer with just an annual trim вЂ“ there is no right or wrong answer, only personal preference! However with such great foliage, the flowers could be largely sacrificed by trimming a little more frequently through the season to maintain a much more formal shape. Abelia x Grandiflora Kaleidoscope has been bred to be naturally compact and bushy growing to little over 100cm when mature, we would recommend them for hedges of between 40 and 75cm in height.ДЄbelia shrubs and hedges are best trimmed or pruned in late winter or early spring (before growth starts) as this will allow for flowers to develop later in the summer (Abelia flowers at the ends of the branches). In parallel with this show, a steady succession of tubular pink flushed white flowers are produced from June right through into Autumn, they are lightly fragrant and like all Abelia they are very popular with bees.ДЄbelia Kaleidoscope is a great plant for a mixed border, can be grown in containers or with such showy small foliage вЂ“ can make for a very unusual small decorative hedge in a sunny spot. During the Autumn as temperatures drop extra colouration of fiery orange and red start to appear giving a fascinating multicoloured display. Hedges with Fragrant Flowers or FoliageДЄbelia Kaleidoscope (Abelia x Grandiflora Kaleidoscope)ДЄs you might presume from the name this is a shrub of many colours, grown primarily for its decorative foliage that starts as green and bright yellow in Spring and gradually intensifies during the Summer months.Monterey Cypress Hedging (Cupressus macrocarpa вЂGoldcrestвЂ™).Kaleidoscope is a dense, semi-evergreen, compact shrub with reddish purple stems and foliage that emerges green and yellow, turns gold in summer, and fiery red to orange for fall and winter. Kaleidoscope Abelia features dainty clusters of lightly-scented white tubular flowers at the ends of the branches. Hardy Fuchsia Hedging вЂ“ Hardy Fuchsia Shrubs Kaleidoscope was discovered by Kent Bell of Marshville, North Carolina in 1997 as a variegated branch sport of Abelia x grandiflora Little Richard. Ornamental Features click to expand contents.Brachyglottis вЂSunshineвЂ™ Hedging & Shrubs.Leylandii Hedging (Cupressocyparis Leylandii).

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