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'.

Very floriferous between May and early July, it often blooms again in late summer-autumn.

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

The Weigelia 'All Summer Red®' is a rounded and compact plant needing little maintenance.

The smallest of dwarf Weigela known in 2009.This spreading plant is larger in width than in height, making it perfect for small gardens.

Beautiful multicoloured flowering, going from white, pale pink to red. Remarkable and long-lasting as there will be no fruit. Vigorous, erect and compact.

A lovely little bush with dark, purple tinted leaves, contrasting with the white flowers, appearing in May-June. The rounded and compact form is even.

The 'All Summer®' Monet is a small compact plant, bearing more flowers, repeating more, and more resistant to heat than the 'Monet®'.

The superb variegated leaves change colour following the season.

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.

A superb, rounded and compact variety. Pale pink flowers in May-June. Lovely yellow, cream and pink, variegated leaves in spring, becoming green in summer and red in autumn.

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.

This plant may bear up to 500 flowers per season ! The trumpet-like, pink flowers are continuous from May to September.