Application / use plant:	Unknown - n/a
Average number per m²:	2
Bloom Month:	June, July, August, September
Bloom color:	Pink, White
Branches / Bark - details:	First reddish brown, later grey
Branches / bark:	Coloured
English plant name:	Dwarf Glossy Abelia, Glossy Abelia
Flower color - details:	White, pink tinted
Frost hardiness - details:	Reasonable (b) (-15 tillt -12°c), usda zone 7b
Frost resistance:	Good winter hardiness
Fruit:	Unknown - n/a
Full grown plant height:	150 cm
German plant name:	Tausendblütenstrauch
Growth habit :	Rising
Growth habit - details:	Wide rising with curved branches
Humidity/Soil:	Moist soil
Latin plant family:	Caprifoliaceae
Leaf / Foliage:	Green, Evergreen
Leaf / foliage - details:	Semi-evergreen, shiny green, young leaf redtinted
Location:	Halfshadow, Full sun
Location - details:	Sun till half-shade
Minimum growing height (in cm):	150
Plant characteristic:	Climbing shrub or slate
Plant family:	Honeysuckle family
Planting distance:	1-3 pieces per m² (60-100 cm apart)
Pruning period:	March, July
Synonym / Trade name:	Abelia rupestris
Width mature plant:	150-180 cm
Winter foliage:	Semi-leaf holding
maximal growth height (in cm):	150
type of crop:	Shrub
type of soil:	Normal soil, Sand soil
type of soil / ground - details:	Well-drained soil