| Weigela Bristol Ruby |
A particularily free flowering and strong growing cultivar with deep shiny red flowers. A deservedly popular plant of easy cultivation |
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| Weigela Carnaval |
This delightful new form of an old favourite has beautiful tri-coloured flowers in May & June. Height in 20 years approx 6ft, spread approx 4ft. Any soil type, sun or shade. Water until established. | |
| Weigela florida Variegata |
A well known and easy to get on sort of compact shrub with attractive mid green leaves with a creamy white margin. Pink flowers in abundance in early summer | |
| Weigela Foliis Purpureis |
A firm favourite, small but equally easy grower with deep pink red flowers on purple flushed foliage |
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| Weigela Looymansii Aurea |
A hardy, easy to grow deciduous shrub. One of the best flowering shrubs, pink flowers late spring/early summer & light golden foliage. Prefers part shade. H 5ft,W 4ft. | |
| Weigela Red Prince |
Bright red flowers in abundance. Originally of American origin | |
| Weigela Rubidor |
Attractive greeny yellow and brighter yellow margin leaves, though best to avoid full sun as has atendency to foliage scorch. Flowers a startling deep red | |
| Weigela Snowflake |
This white flowered deciduous shrub is fully hardy, free flowering and easy to grow. Height 5ft, spread 4ft. Flowering period May & June on old wood. Thin out flowering shoots after flowering. Water until established. | |
| Weigela Tango |
Compact deciduous shrub plant with green purple foliage. New growth is purple. Abundant dark red flowers in Spring and then sporadically until Autumn. Remove old wood after flowering. Water until established. | |
| Weigela Victoria |
Relatively small shrub with very attractive contrast of purple pink flowers and deep purple foliage | |
| Weigelia Kosteriana Variegata |
Rose pink flowers, leaves have a creamy edged variegation and turn rather pleasing autumnal shades of pink through to red | |
| Weigelia middendorffiana |
Superb when in flower this small neat shrub always receives enquiries as to its identity due in no small way to the unusual for a Weigelia anyway sulphur yellow flowers. Prefers a little dappled shade and shelter to perform to its best | |
| Weigelia Wine and Roses |
Of Dutch origin, purple foliage with green veinal markings deep pink flowers |
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