Abelia Kaleidoscope has a long blooming period in the Summer and Fall, but the variegated leaves
have a greater impact than the blooms. The new foliage makes the variegation even more eye-catching
as it fades from red to ivory. Abelia grandiflora kaleidoscope is a compact cultivar that grows
2-3 feet tall and is somewhat wider than tall. Abelia Kaleidoscope tolerates heavy soils but
requires reasonable drainage. This can be achieved by planting on a slope or mound. Abelia
Kaleidoscope grows in full sun to light shade. Abelia Kaleidoscope is a great nectar source
for butterflies, including the Monarch. Plants are winter hardy to zone 6
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of Abelia grandiflora Kaleidoscope are available.
