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	~~{{Taxobox~~		#REDIRECT [[Abelia × grandiflora]]
	~~\| color = lightgreen~~
	~~\| name = ''Abelia × grandiflora''~~
	~~\| image = Abeliarandiflora1web.jpg~~
	~~\| image_width = 240px~~
	~~\| image_caption = Glossy Abelia (''Abelia × grandiflora'')~~
	~~\| regnum = [[Plant]]ae~~
	~~\| divisio = [[Flowering plant\|Magnoliophyta]]~~
	~~\| classis = [[Dicotyledon\|Magnoliopsida]]~~
	~~\| ordo = [[Dipsacales]]~~
	~~\| familia = [[Caprifoliaceae]] ([[Linnaeaceae]])~~
	~~\| genus = ''[[Abelia]]''~~
	~~\| hybrid = ''A. × grandiflora''~~
	~~\| binomial = ''Abelia × grandiflora''~~
	~~\| binomial_authority = (André) Rehd.~~
	}}

	~~'''''~~[[Abelia]] × grandiflora''''' (Glossy Abelia) is a [[hybrid]] ''[[Abelia]]'', raised by hybridising ''[[Abelia\|Abelia chinensis]]'' with ''[[Abelia\|A. uniflora]]''. It is a [[deciduous]] or semi-[[evergreen]] multi-stemmed [[shrub]] with rounded, spreading, or gracefully arching branches to 1-1.8 m tall. The [[leaf\|leaves]] are ovate, glossy, dark green, 2-6 cm long. The [[flower]]s are produced in clusters, white, tinged pink, bell-shaped, to 2 cm long.

	Evergreen to semievergreen. Zones 4-24, 28-35. Hybrid of two species from China. Best known and most popular of the abelias. Grows to 8 ft. or taller; spreads to 5 ft. or wider. Flowers white or faintly tinged pink. Stems freeze at about 0°F/-18°C, but plant will usually recover to bloom the same year, making a graceful border plant 10-15 in. tall.

	'Francis Mason' is a compact (3-4 ft. high and wide), densly branched variety, with pink flowers and yellow-variegated leaves. 'Golden Glow' is similar, but with entirely yellow foliage. 'Prostrata' is a low-growing (l 1/2-2-ft.), smaller-leafed variety useful as ground cover, bank planting, low foreground shrub. 'Sherwoodii' grows 3-4 ft. tall, 5 ft wide, hybrid 'Edward Goucher' is less hardy (Zones 5-24, 28-32), lower growing (to 3-5 ft.), and lacier than its A. grandiflora parent, with small, orange-throated, lilac-pink flowers.

	~~===Cultivation and uses===~~
	''Abelia × grandiflora'' was first raised at the Rovelli [[Nursery (horticulture)\|nursery]] by [[Lake Maggiore]] in [[Italy]] in 1886. It is used as an [[ornamental plant]] in specimen plantings in gardens, or in a mixed border with other shrubs. [[plant propagation\|Propagation]] is by [[cutting (plant)\|cuttings]].

	~~[[Synonymy\|Synonyms]] include ''Abelia rupestris'' Hort., ''Linnaea pringiana'' Graebn, and ''L. spaethiana'' Graebn.~~

	~~==References==~~
	*Sunset National Garden Book. Sunset Books, Inc., 1997. ISBN 0376038608
	* {{cite book \| author=[[L. H. Bailey\|Bailey, L. H.]] \| title=[http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/9550 Manual of Gardening (Second Edition).] \| year=[[2005]] \| publisher=[[Project Gutenberg\|Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation]]}}
	* {{pt icon}} Lorenzi, H.; Souza, M.S. (2001) ''Plantas Ornamentais no Brasil: arbustivas, herbáceas e trepadeiras.'' [http://www.plantarum.com.br/ Plantarum] ISBN 85-86714-12-7

	~~[[Category:Caprifoliaceae~~]]

	~~{{Dipsacales-stub}}~~

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	~~{{commons\|Abelia_x_grandiflora\|Abelia x grandiflora}}~~

	'''''[[Abelia]] × grandiflora''''' (Glossy Abelia) is a [[hybrid]] ''[[Abelia]]'', raised by hybridising ''[[Abelia\|Abelia chinensis]]'' with ''[[Abelia\|A. uniflora]]''. It is a [[deciduous]] or semi-[[evergreen]] multi-stemmed [[shrub]] with rounded, spreading, or gracefully arching branches to 1-1.8 m tall. The [[leaf\|leaves]] are ovate, glossy, dark green, 2-6 cm long. The [[flower]]s are produced in clusters, white, tinged pink, bell-shaped, to 2 cm long.		'''''[[Abelia]] × grandiflora''''' (Glossy Abelia) is a [[hybrid]] ''[[Abelia]]'', raised by hybridising ''[[Abelia\|Abelia chinensis]]'' with ''[[Abelia\|A. uniflora]]''. It is a [[deciduous]] or semi-[[evergreen]] multi-stemmed [[shrub]] with rounded, spreading, or gracefully arching branches to 1-1.8 m tall. The [[leaf\|leaves]] are ovate, glossy, dark green, 2-6 cm long. The [[flower]]s are produced in clusters, white, tinged pink, bell-shaped, to 2 cm long.

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{{Taxobox
| color = lightgreen
| name = ''Abelia × grandiflora''
| image = Abeliarandiflora1web.jpg
| image_width = 240px
| image_caption = Glossy Abelia (''Abelia × grandiflora'')
| regnum = [[Plant]]ae
| divisio = [[Flowering plant|Magnoliophyta]]
| classis = [[Dicotyledon|Magnoliopsida]]
| ordo = [[Dipsacales]]
| familia = [[Caprifoliaceae]] ([[Linnaeaceae]])
| genus = ''[[Abelia]]''
| hybrid = ''A. × grandiflora''
| binomial = ''Abelia × grandiflora''
| binomial_authority = (André) Rehd.
}}

{{commons|Abelia_x_grandiflora|Abelia x grandiflora}}

'''''[[Abelia]] × grandiflora''''' (Glossy Abelia) is a [[hybrid]] ''[[Abelia]]'', raised by hybridising ''[[Abelia|Abelia chinensis]]'' with ''[[Abelia|A. uniflora]]''. It is a [[deciduous]] or semi-[[evergreen]] multi-stemmed [[shrub]] with rounded, spreading, or gracefully arching branches to 1-1.8 m tall. The [[leaf|leaves]] are ovate, glossy, dark green, 2-6 cm long. The [[flower]]s are produced in clusters, white, tinged pink, bell-shaped, to 2 cm long.

Evergreen to semievergreen. Zones 4-24, 28-35. Hybrid of two species from China. Best known and most popular of the abelias. Grows to 8 ft. or taller; spreads to 5 ft. or wider. Flowers white or faintly tinged pink. Stems freeze at about 0°F/-18°C, but plant will usually recover to bloom the same year, making a graceful border plant 10-15 in. tall.

'Francis Mason' is a compact (3-4 ft. high and wide), densly branched variety, with pink flowers and yellow-variegated leaves. 'Golden Glow' is similar, but with entirely yellow foliage. 'Prostrata' is a low-growing (l 1/2-2-ft.), smaller-leafed variety useful as ground cover, bank planting, low foreground shrub. 'Sherwoodii' grows 3-4 ft. tall, 5 ft wide, hybrid 'Edward Goucher' is less hardy (Zones 5-24, 28-32), lower growing (to 3-5 ft.), and lacier than its A. grandiflora parent, with small, orange-throated, lilac-pink flowers.

===Cultivation and uses===
''Abelia × grandiflora'' was first raised at the Rovelli [[Nursery (horticulture)|nursery]] by [[Lake Maggiore]] in [[Italy]] in 1886. It is used as an [[ornamental plant]] in specimen plantings in gardens, or in a mixed border with other shrubs. [[plant propagation|Propagation]] is by [[cutting (plant)|cuttings]].

[[Synonymy|Synonyms]] include ''Abelia rupestris'' Hort., ''Linnaea pringiana'' Graebn, and ''L. spaethiana'' Graebn.

==References==
*Sunset National Garden Book. Sunset Books, Inc., 1997. ISBN 0376038608
* {{cite book | author=[[L. H. Bailey|Bailey, L. H.]] | title=[http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/9550 Manual of Gardening (Second Edition).] | year=[[2005]] | publisher=[[Project Gutenberg|Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation]]}}
* {{pt icon}} Lorenzi, H.; Souza, M.S. (2001) ''Plantas Ornamentais no Brasil: arbustivas, herbáceas e trepadeiras.'' [http://www.plantarum.com.br/ Plantarum] ISBN 85-86714-12-7

[[Category:Caprifoliaceae]]

{{Dipsacales-stub}}