Is this an Abelia?
eahamel
11 years ago
A neighbor gave me these cuttings, but he doesn't know what it is. I think it's an abelia, but what kind? The plant is about 4' tall, and has small pink blooms. There are some buds on one of the cuttings. I'm going to put them in potting soil to root, anyone have a better idea?
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