Testing - Abelia 'Edward Goucher' ~ Edward Goucher Abelia southern-traditional Woolly looking white flowers bloom

Woolly looking white flowers bloom on flat-topped corymbs from late spring though summer

The pink and white buds open to lightly ruffled semi-double to anemone form white flowers that bloom in fall into winter which attracts butterflies

Starr 080531-5020 Canna x generalis

Ageratum houstonianum leaf3 (11508936574)

Berry Smoothie is heat and humidity tolerant

Testing - Abelia 'Edward Goucher' ~ Edward Goucher Abelia southern-traditional Woolly looking white flowers bloomEdward Goucher Abelia is a compact semi evergreen shrub with lightly arching branches and glossy dark green leaves that turn purple bronze in fall. Profuse clusters of small fragrant pink flowers with orange throats bloom from midsummer into fall attracting bees and butterflies. Flowers best in full sun and rich, moist, well drained soils. Very drought tolerant once established. Type: Shrub Origins: Abelia x grandiflora x Abelia schumannii Height: 3'