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What People
are saying ...
I just love this plant. When I bought it I did not
know that the foliage was going to turn pink, the leaves
were cream and green when I first got it. As the summer
progressed the leaves have become more and more pink.
How cool it that. It looks great in my perennial garden
planted along side Lambs ears. - Erica S., PA, Zone 5
I loved it when I saw this at the greenhouse. Not
sure what happened but within 1 month of planting the
leaves turned brown and it died. It was doing well the
first couple of weeks. Not sure what happened, possibly
my dog used it as a potty, so I guess my comment is, it
does not survive dog urine. Tina, OH, Zone 5
I was very disappointed with this plant last year. I
planted it in full sun and the edge of the leaves turned
brown. This year is a whole nother story. It bloomed
beautifully in the spring and the foliage stayed nice
all summer long. In fact it got more colorful in the
summer, shades of pink. It was worth the wait. Karin,
MN, Zone 4 |
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Hardiness: USDA Zone 4
Bloom Time: Spring
Bloom Color: Purplish – pink
Foliage Color: Variegated, green with white margins. New growth
displays pink highlights.
Size: 12 – 18 inches
Exposure: Full sun to partial shade, partial shade in Southern
climates and full sun in cooler Northern climates.
Soil: Extremely adaptable, but prefers moist, well-drained soils.
Pruning: None typically required. Best if done immediately after
flowering. Also flowers sporadically on current season’s growth.
Watering: Medium moisture.
Wildlife: Hummingbirds & butterflies
Type: Deciduous
Fertilizing: Fertilize in early spring by applying a slow release
fertilizer specialized for trees & shrubs. Follow the label for
recommended rate of application.
Uses: Shrub borders, grouping, masses, specimen and containers.
Great little shrub for the front of the perennial garden. Use as you
would Silvermound or purple-leafed Heuchera. Or use it instead of
annuals in your mixed shrub border. Use in mass to to great drifts
of texture and color. Have fun!
Cultural Notes: This weigela
goes dorment and looses it leaves earlier in the fall than other weigela
varieties. This actually make the plant extra hardy.
Awards: Best in Show selected
at FarWest Show, Plantarium Gold medal
Breeder: Bert Verhoef of
Hazerswoude, Netherlands
This
dwarf masterpiece is a sport of Weigela florida ‘Tango’. Its tight habit
and colorful foliage makes it very versatile. Possible applications
include an artistic drift along the edge of an annual or perennial bed
or an accent piece in an impressionist container. My Monet™
creates poetic beauty in any landscape and adds a splash of color to
semi shady areas.
Available at better retail garden centers or buy it now
from:

Available from these fine wholesale growers
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Bailey
Nurseries, Inc. |
MN |
800-829-8898 |
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Byland
Nurseries Ltd. |
BC |
800-769-4996 |
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Canadale
Nurseries Ltd. |
ON |
519-631-7264 |
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Carolina
Nurseries, Inc. |
SC |
800-845-2065 |
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Fisher
Farms, LLC |
OR |
503-985-7561 |
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Greenleaf
Nurseries Co |
OK |
800-331-2982 |
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Imperial
Nurseries |
CT |
800-950-6051 |
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Robert
Baker Co. / Medford Nsy |
NJ |
800-443-3314 |
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Overdevest
Nursery |
NJ |
888-842-6567 |
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Pepiniere
Abbotsford |
PQ |
800-379-4769 |
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Prides
Corner Farms, Inc |
CT |
800-437-5168 |
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Quebec
Multiplant |
QC |
418-881-2477 |
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Sheridan
Nurseries Ltd |
ON |
888-676-2020 |
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Studebaker
Nurseries |
OH |
800-845-0584 |
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The Conard
- Pyle Co |
PA |
800-458-6559 |
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Van Belle
Nursery |
BC |
888-826-2355 |
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Van Essen
Nursery |
OR |
541-258-3626 |
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Willoway
Nurseries, Inc. |
OH |
866-934-4435 |
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Wolke
Nursery |
IL |
217-844-3661 |
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Zelenka
Nursery, LLC |
MI |
800-253-3743 |
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