GENERAL DESCRIPTION

• ORIGIN

  Korea.

• CLIMATE

   Resistant to -15 and -20 ° C.

• EXPOSURE 

   Sunny and warm, avoid planting it to the east.

• SOIL

   Humid and well drained.

• GROWTH

  Slow.

• PATHOLOGY

   No known disease.

• MULTIPLICATION

   By sprouting young shoots in spring or mature wood in autumn.

• PRUNING 

   After flowering.

• USE

   Boarder, flowery hedge.

GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY

• DIMENSIONS

   
  Height from 90cm to 2m.

• HABIT

   Arched shrub, can be guided as climbing.

• TRUNK

  Multi stems.

• BRANCHES

   Soft and very arched branches.

LEAVES PHYSIOLOGY

• SHAPE

   Simple, opposite, whole, oval, 5 to 7cm long.

• COLOR

   Green becoming purple-violet with cold.

• NOTE

   Caduque, similar to Abelia's ones.

FLOWERS PHYSIOLOGY

• TIME

   Winter flowering from February to March, depending on the region.

• SHAPE

   Small flowers with 4 loose petals, abundant along the branches. Looks like flowering forsythia.

• COLOR

   Rose, pink button.

• NOTE

   Fragrant. Appears before the leaves.

FRUITS PHYSIOLOGY

• SHAPE

  Simple samare.

• COLOR

   Green slightly pink, then brown.

• SEEDS

   Unique, round and flat seed.