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There's nothing else quite like the New Vinho Verde Weigela. After years of positive feedback from trial garden visitors during its evaluation, PROVEN WINNERS is pleased to offer this unique selection, characterized by lime green leaves set off with a bold, black margin.Discovered as a variegated sport on a seedling whose parents were golden 'Briant's Rubidor' and burgundy 'Naomi Campbell'. Like all variegated plants, it will occasionally revert, but it reverts to all black, so will not overgrow the plant. A light crop of red-pink flowers appears in late spring, but the foliage - coupled with an irresistibly neat habit - is the primary reason to grow this beauty. Care: Regular pruning is not required, however, if you wish to prune, do so immediately after flowering. Fertilize with PROVEN WINNERS Continuous Release Plant Food in spring.

This reblooming beauty will make you feel loved all summer long as you enjoy each round of blooms. Crimson Kisses produces an abundance of bright red bell-shaped flowers and has a compact form that keeps it well behaved in your landscape. It's a product of the world's top Weigela breeding program and is an exceptional performer. This Weigela is compact, low-mounding and showy, making it ideal for planting along a walkway, in the front of mixed garden beds or along the foundation of your home. Crimson Kisses is really easy to care for and low maintenance. Loved by bees, hummingbirds, and your neighbors too.

Elevate the class and beauty of your outdoor space with a new and improved Weigela. Stunner brings an elegant combination of vibrant pink blooms against sleek dark purple foliage creating a showy look in late spring. Part of this elegance is the tidy compact form, making it perfect for patio containers and landscape beds. Stunner is easy to care for and low maintenance. Loved by bees, hummingbirds and your neighbors too. Variety botanical name: Weigela x 'Spring2', USPPAF, CPBRAF.

Tuxedo is full of class and elegance, offering a medium sized compact form and a striking contrast of abundant true-white bell-shaped flowers against dark foliage each spring. This award-winner is a product of the world's top Weigela breeding program. Very easy to care for and low maintenance. Pollinator friendly and especially loved by hummingbirds and bees. The sun will help keep the leaves nice and dark and regional climate will affect how green or purple the foliage color appears as well. Place it alone or n groups of 3 or more in mixed garden beds. Perfect in a posh patio container, too. Variety botanical name: Weigela x 'Velda' USPP26842, CPBR5268.

This reblooming beauty will make you feel loved all summer long as you enjoy each round of blooms. Crimson Kisses produces an abundance of bright red bell-shaped flowers and has a compact form that keeps it well behaved in your landscape. It's a product of the world's top Weigela breeding program and is an exceptional performer. This Weigela is compact, low-mounding and showy, making it ideal for planting along a walkway, in the front of mixed garden beds or along the foundation of your home. Crimson Kisses is really easy to care for and low maintenance. Loved by bees, hummingbirds and your neighbors too. Variety botanical name: Weigela x 'Slingco 1', USPP#23654, CPBR#5266.

Strobe is1 flashy Weigela. Its naturally tidy and compact form features rich green foliage covered with vibrant pink flowers in the spring minus the blooms are loved by hummingbirds and bees. In many regions, the foliage goes through many looks that include coppers, reds and oranges. In the fall, reds and purples appear to create a fascinating look. Strobe is easy to care for and low maintenance. This Weigela is a show stopper, so plant it somewhere that it can be the star of the show, like along a pathway or in a container. Looks great on its own or in groups of 3 or more. Variety botanical name: Weigela x 'WOF/R' USPP30866, CPBRAF.

Elevate the class and beauty of your outdoor space with a new and improved Weigela. Stunner brings an elegant combination of vibrant pink blooms against sleek dark purple foliage creating a showy look in late spring. Part of this elegance is the tidy compact form, making it perfect for patio containers and landscape beds. Stunner is easy to care for and low maintenance. Loved by bees, hummingbirds and your neighbors too. Variety botanical name: Weigela x 'Spring2', USPPAF, CPBRAF.

Tuxedo is full of class and elegance, offering a medium sized compact form and a striking contrast of abundant true-white bell-shaped flowers against dark foliage each spring. This award-winner is a product of the world's top Weigela breeding program. Very easy to care for and low maintenance. Pollinator friendly and especially loved by hummingbirds and bees. The sun will help keep the leaves nice and dark and regional climate will affect how green or purple the foliage color appears as well. Place it alone or n groups of 3 or more in mixed garden beds. Perfect in a posh patio container, too. Variety botanical name: Weigela x 'Velda' USPP26842, CPBR5268.

There's nothing else quite like the New Vinho Verde Weigela! The lime green leaves showcase a bold black margin. Like all variegated plants, it will occasionally revert, but it reverts to all black, so will not overgrow the plant. A light crop of red-pink flowers appears in late spring, but the foliage - coupled with an irresistibly neat habit - is the primary reason to grow this beauty! Perfect in containers, landscapes, and as accents!.

Vinho Verde weigela is characterized by lime green leaves set off with a bold, black margin. Discovered as a variegated sport on a seedling whose parents were golden 'Briant's Rubidor' and burgundy 'Naomi Campbell', Vinho Verde produces stunning, unique foliage with a light crop of red-pink flowers that appear in late spring. With an irresistibly neat growing habit, Vinho Verde attracts butterflies and is deer resistant, making it a perfect, vibrant addition for shrub borders, mixed borders, edging, groundcover, and containers. Fertilize with Proven Winners Continuous Release Plant food in spring and mid-summer. Harmful to Deer.