Abelia x grandiflora 'Sunrise' Subcategory- Edible Culinary or Herbal Use Provide year round interest

Provide year round interest

Tolerates dry conditions and frost once established

vigorous plant -- particularly in spring and fall

Jill-of-the-Rocks: CA native endemic to the Channel Islands where it grows on cliffs

Rounded greenish-white flower clusters followed by small black berries

Abelia x grandiflora 'Sunrise' Subcategory- Edible Culinary or Herbal Use Provide year round interestGlossy Abelia: Semi evergreen shrub 3 5' tall x 5 7' wide with dense, arching branches, with pointed, oval green leaves edged in yellow, and abundant clusters of light pink flowers that last from spring to winter. Attractive calyces persist well after flowers fall. Good for containers and cut flowers. Attracts birds, pollinators, and hummingbirds. Full sun to part shade. Low to medium water. Seacoast, wind, clay, sand, heat and drought tolerant once