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Abelia 'Lucky Lots'® 15cm

Name: Abelia 'Lucky Lots'® 15cm
Brand: Greenleaf Garden Center
SKU: AbelLuckLots15cm
Price: 10.0 EUR
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Abelia × grandiflora 'Lucky Lots'

Variegated, scented and politely showing off 🍀

Family: Caprifoliaceae • Pot diameter: 15 cm • Height: 30 cm

Caprifoliaceae Semi-evergreen Sun/partial shade Easy care Variegated foliage

Abelia × grandiflora 'Lucky Lots' is a refined, compact variegated abelia with glossy foliage that combines a green centre and creamy-white edges, bringing brightness to the garden even outside the flowering season. From summer into early autumn it produces scented creamy-white flowers, while cooler temperatures can bring warmer pink-red tones to the foliage. It is an excellent choice for pots, borders, low informal hedges and mixed plantings, because it combines dense growth, long seasonal interest and very good adaptability in outdoor spaces.

Light

☀️ Sun/partial shade

more sun usually means better flowering

Watering

💧 Moderate

regular until well established

Flowering

🤍 Summer–autumn

scented creamy-white flowers

Foliage

🍃 Variegated

cream edges & seasonal tones

What makes it special

🍃 Glossy variegated foliage with creamy-white edges and lasting ornamental value.
🤍 Scented creamy-white flowers from summer into early autumn.
🍂 Pink-red autumn tones that extend the seasonal interest of the planting.
🪴 Compact, dense growth suitable for pots, low hedges and borders.

Ideal use

🪴 In patio pots, where the variegated foliage gives a bright, clean effect.
🌿 As a low informal hedge or border shrub with a soft, natural line.
🏡 In mixed plantings with flowering and evergreen shrubs for multi-season interest.

Where to place it

Place it in sun or partial shade, ideally with several hours of light for richer flowering and stronger foliage colour. In very hot positions, a little afternoon shade helps keep the foliage looking fresher. The soil should be fertile, well drained and lightly moisture-retentive without becoming waterlogged. In a pot, it needs good drainage and more regular watering during warm months.

What to pair it with

Lavandula — gives a low aromatic base and a cool contrast to the bright abelia foliage.
Salvia nemorosa — adds upright purple flower spikes and suits sunny, well-drained plantings.
Pittosporum tenuifolium — works as a calmer evergreen background that highlights the variegation of 'Lucky Lots'.

Origin of the cultivar click to read

Taxonomic history: Abelia × grandiflora is a hybrid ornamental shrub in the family Caprifoliaceae, known for long flowering, glossy foliage and good adaptability in garden plantings. 'Lucky Lots' belongs to modern variegated selections that focus on compact growth, stable foliage colour and a bright ornamental effect through much of the year.

Native background of the group: Abelias are linked with deciduous and semi-evergreen shrubs of East Asian origin and have been widely used in European garden design for borders, low hedges and mixed plantings. Abelia × grandiflora became especially valued because it combines resilient shrubby growth with a long summer flowering period.

Selection & breeding: 'Lucky Lots' is associated with Dutch selection and is valued for glossy leaves with creamy-white margins, dense growth and seasonal colour changes. Its decorative strength is not limited to flowers; the foliage itself remains a key visual feature through much of the season.

Spread & decorative value: It is used as a low shrub for pots, patios, borders, small hedges and professional plantings where a clean, compact and bright form is needed. A light spring pruning helps maintain dense, balanced growth and encourages fresh new foliage.

1) Position: Plant in sun or partial shade, with enough light for strong foliage colour and generous flowering.

2) Watering: Keep moisture regular until the plant is established. After that, water moderately, especially in pots and during summer heat.

3) Pruning: Light spring pruning refreshes growth and keeps the shape denser and more balanced.

🔎 Feature	Information
🌿 Species/Cultivar	Abelia × grandiflora 'Lucky Lots' — Variegated Abelia
🪴 Pot/Size	15 cm • 30 cm height
☀️ Light	Sun or partial shade, with better flowering in a bright position.
💧 Watering	Moderate, with regular watering until established and during hot periods.
🤍 Flowering	Summer into early autumn, with scented creamy-white flowers.
🍃 Foliage	Glossy variegated foliage with creamy-white edges and warmer autumn tones.
📏 Mature size	Approximately 0.8–1 m high and 0.8–1.2 m wide, depending on position and pruning.
🐾 Toxicity	Non-toxic — suitable for spaces with children and pets, with general care to prevent chewing of plants.

Tip 💡 Prune lightly in spring to encourage fresh, clean growth and keep 'Lucky Lots' more compact in a pot or border.

Did you know? 🤔 'Lucky Lots' does not rely only on flowers; its foliage changes character through the year, giving colour and structure even when the plant is not in bloom.

Why you will love it ✨ info

🍃 It has glossy variegated foliage that brightens pots and borders.
🤍 It flowers for a long period with lightly scented blooms.
🍂 It develops warmer seasonal tones, keeping interest beyond summer.
🌿 It is very useful for low hedges, borders and mixed plantings.

Greenleaf geek notes — scientific facts nobody asked for 🧠 geek

🧬 Abelia × grandiflora is a hybrid abelia, with ornamental value based on flowers, foliage and shrubby structure.
🌸 The flowers appear on new growth, so light spring pruning helps refresh the plant without ruining its shape.
🍃 The creamy-white leaf margin increases the brightness of the plant in mixed plantings, especially beside darker green shrubs.
🍂 Red autumn tones are linked with the seasonal response of the foliage to lower temperatures and changing light.

What light does it need? light

It prefers sun or partial shade. In a brighter position, it usually flowers better and keeps stronger foliage variegation.

When does it flower? flowering

It flowers from summer into early autumn, with creamy-white, lightly scented flowers that attract pollinators.

Can it grow in a pot? container

Yes, it is a very good choice for pots thanks to its compact growth and bright foliage. It needs good drainage and more regular watering in summer.

Does it need pruning? pruning

It only needs light pruning, mainly in spring, to refresh the growth and keep the plant dense, balanced and low.

🔎 Note: Due to the natural variation of plants, the plant you receive may differ slightly from the one shown in the photo. Shape, size and colour may vary depending on the season, growing conditions and the natural character of each plant.

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Abelia 'Lucky Lots'® 15cm

Abelia 'Lucky Lots'® 15cm

Abelia × grandiflora 'Lucky Lots'

Light

Watering

Flowering

Foliage

What makes it special

Ideal use

Where to place it

What to pair it with

Abelia 'Lucky Lots'® 15cm — Care & Tips

We take care of the packaging!

With specially designed boxes, we ensure that the plants will reach you intact, no matter what they encounter on the way!

All plants in 3L pots or larger are placed in individual boxes that secure the plant at the base of the pot, preventing it from tipping over.

The cardboard used for the boxes is specially made to provide resistance to potential impacts during transport.

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