97+ Kolkwitzia Amabilis Fruit
It has pretty flowers for about 10 days but no fall color or pretty bark or pretty fruit. Kolkwitzia amabilis commonly called beautybush is a member of the honeysuckle family.
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The species was first described by paul graebner and placed in his new genus kolkwitzia whose name honours richard kolkwitz a professor of botany in berlin. It is closely related to weigela and diervilla. It is primarily grown for its outstanding spring flowers. It is very similar to honeysuckle shrubs of being twiggy and it gets almost as messy as they do.It is closely related to weigela and diervilla. Its fruit is a hairy ovoid capsule approximately 0 25 in 0 6 cm inches long. Prized for its outstanding spring flowers kolkwitzia amabilis beauty bush is a dense upright arching and vase shaped fountain like deciduous shrub. Genus kolkwitzia are deciduous shrubs with simple opposite leaves and clusters of bell shaped pink flowers marked with deep yellow in the throat details k.
The specific epithet amabilis means lovely. From mid to late spring it boasts a profusion of small baby pink flowers with yellow throats for several weeks. Kolkwitzia amabilis commonly called beautybush is a member of the honeysuckle family. Amabilis is a deciduous arching suckering dense shrub to 3m tall with flaking bark and oval leaves up to 7cm long.
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