The lovely variegated leaves, the yellow turning to bronze-red in autumn, are resistant to the sun. The numerous dark pink flowers are in bunches and appear in May-June.

Long flowering due to the lack of fruit production. Vigorous and upright triploid shrub that doesn't produce any seeds. Seedling of 'Rosea' x 'Eva Rathke'.

Dark red flowers in spring with a repeat flowering in July. The light green and slighly embossed leaves are a lovely setting for the vivid flowers.

Extremely floriferous, covered with very attractive dark pink flowers in May-June. Tubular and campanulate (with a trumpet shape), they are gathered in dense clumps.

The Weigelia with the most repeat flowering, starting in April and lasting until September. Flowers are peach-pink and cream.

Purple-pink flowers in June. A spreading dwarf shrub very interesting for small spaces. Very rustic with grey-brown bark and stems. As it bears no fruit, its aspect will stay neat.

The most purple-leaved of the Weigela variety in 2008. Compact and erect shrub with its dark leaves, contrasting with the abundant bright red flowers in May.

A profusion of purpely red flowers in May-June. A vigorous, robust and spreading shrub. This rustic plant will grow in any type of cool soil.

Compact and rounded dwarf shrub. Flowering lasts longer because there is no fruit. Narrow and curvy leaves that turn bright red in autumn. Does not produce seeds.