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 Midnight Wine WeigelaScientific Name: Weigela ‘Midnight Wine’ Zone: ‘5 – 7′ Sun: Full Sun to Partial Sun “The Weigela Midnight Wine, ‘Weigela ‘Midnight Wine’, a Proven Winners selection, produces intense purple-black foliage for season long interest and c… more |
 Minuet WeigelaScientific Name: Weigela f. ‘Minuet’ Zone: ‘4 – 8′ Sun: Full Sun to Partial Sun “The Weigela ‘Minuet’, Weigela florida ‘Minuet’, is a hardy dwf variety that was developed in Canada and has green-tinged-purple leaves and produces a… more |
 Ruby Queen WeigelaScientific Name: Weigela ‘Ruby Queen’ Zone: ‘5 – 9′ Sun: Full Sun to Partial Sun “The Weigela Ruby Queen, ‘Weigela ‘Ruby Queen’, a Proven Winners selection, is a sister plant to Midnight Wine and Wine and Roses and is taller than M… more |
 Variegated WeigelaScientific Name: Weigela florida ‘Variegata’ Zone: ‘5 – 8′ Sun: Full Sun “The Variegated Wiegela, Weigela florida ‘Variegata’, has a compact habit, growing 4-6′ high and wide. It has grey leaves with yellow/cream fringes, a… more |
 Red Prince WeigelaScientific Name: Weigela florida ‘Red Prince’ Zone: ‘3 – 8′ Sun: Full Sun to Partial Sun “The Red Prince Weigela, Weigela florida Red Prince, is a deciduous shrub with dark red flowers. It is a full sized plant with good hardiness. The red… more |
 Wine & Roses WeigelaScientific Name: Weigela ‘Wine and Roses Zone: ‘5 – 9′ Sun: Partial Sun “The Weigela Wine and Roses, ‘Weigela ‘Wine and Roses’, a Proven Winners selection, is a beautiful tall Weigelia with rich dark burgundy foliage. The … more |
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