Weigela Plants

Weigela Plants

Bright spring blooms, easy color, tough shrubs.

Weigela is a classic flowering shrub that brings a big “spring show” with trumpet-shaped blooms and a naturally full, mounded habit. It’s a reliable choice when you want color that feels effortless—perfect for front-yard planting, mixed borders, or repeating along a walkway for a cohesive, designer look.

Many modern Weigela varieties also offer attractive foliage, giving you interest beyond bloom season. Whether you’re building a pollinator-friendly garden, refreshing foundation planting, or adding soft structure to a sunny bed, Weigela fits beautifully into Bay Area landscapes with minimal fuss.

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  • Variegated Dwarf Weigela

    Variegated Dwarf Weigela

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    Red Prince Weigela

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Frequently asked questions

What sun exposure does Weigela prefer?
Most Weigela perform best in full sun for stronger flowering and a denser shape. Light afternoon shade is fine in hotter inland spots.

How big do Weigela shrubs get?
Size depends on the variety. Some stay compact for small spaces, while others grow into medium or large shrubs ideal for mass planting.

When does Weigela bloom?
Weigela typically blooms in spring, with many varieties offering additional lighter flowering later in the season.

Is Weigela good for pollinators?
Yes. The tubular blooms are especially attractive to hummingbirds, and they also support other garden pollinators.

Do I need to prune Weigela?
Pruning is optional, but it can help maintain shape and encourage fresh growth. If you prune, it’s commonly done after the main bloom period.

Can Weigela work in Bay Area gardens?
Yes. Weigela is widely used in Bay Area landscapes, especially in sunny beds where you want dependable seasonal color.

Is Weigela deer resistant?
Deer resistance varies by site and pressure. In areas with heavy browsing, young plants may need protection while they establish.

What plants pair well with Weigela?
Weigela pairs nicely with evergreen structure shrubs, ornamental grasses, salvias, lavenders, and long-blooming perennials for a layered look.