Mount St. Helens Plum Abelia Focal Point: Use the dark

Focal Point: Use the dark foliage and white blooms as a focal point in a front bed

open exposures where drought tolerance and summer performance matter

Cutback: Shear back after the main bloom flush to refresh foliage and promote new growth

The tree maintains a compact

Mount St. Helens Plum Abelia Focal Point: Use the darkMount St. Helens Plum (Prunus cerasifera 'Frankthrees') Mount St. Helens Plum is a compact purpleleaf plum valued for abundant pink spring blossoms and rich burgundy foliage that holds color through summer; its rounded, dwarf habit suits small gardens, foundations, and decorative containers. Distinctive Features Showy light pink flowers open on bare branches before leaf out, then glossy purple leaves provide season long contrast; small ornamental