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2021 Abelia Grandiflora, "Funshine", As A North American Plant, Eugene
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![]() The first flowers appeared on this nascent bush at the beginning of July. They were a delicate pink with dappled sunshine behind them on the ground.
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![]() Pink flowers grew on the ends of two branches. They grew in tight clusters.
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![]() A closer view of one of the clusters of pink flowers that grew on the top of each branch.
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![]() Six branches grew from the soil of the Beast raised garden bed in the back yard. This plant was still small but was expected to get larger next year.
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