Deciduous shrubSmall spaceFoundation plantingSpecimenDeer resistant

My Monet Weigela

Weigela florida ‘Verweig’ · a dwarf variegated weigela

A dwarf weigela grown for leaves splashed green, cream and pink like an impressionist painting, with soft pink flowers in late spring and scattered repeats through summer, perfect for edging, the front of a border or pots. It takes clay. Give it full sun for the best colour, and trim it right after flowering.

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My Monet Weigela, as VeraScape draws it
Mature size
1.5 × 1.5 ft
0.4 × 0.4 m, tall × wide
Hardiness
Zones 4a–8b
USDA
Sun
Full sun to part shade
Water
Medium to moist
Blooms
Apr–Jun

My Monet Weigela at its mature size

A mature My Monet Weigela grows 1 to 1.5 feet tall and just as wide.

Drawn to scale beside a 5 ft 9 in person. With VeraScape, you see it at this size in your own yard.

Typical mature size, unpruned. Sources: Missouri Botanical Garden.

Through the year

What My Monet Weigela looks like month by month in a typical zone 6–7 garden.

Dormant · Nov–Mar

Bare low twiggy mound.

In leaf · Apr–Oct

Tiny mound of green, cream and pink variegated leaves.

Growing My Monet Weigela

Grows well in
The Northeast, the Southeast, the Midwest, the Plains and Mountain West, and the Pacific Northwest.
Good for
Small space, foundation planting, specimen, and deer resistant
Leaves
Drops its leaves in winter
Native to
Northern China and Korea

Spacing

VeraScape spaces plants so their grown canopies just touch. For My Monet Weigela, that’s about 1.5 ft apart, center to center.

Place a row in your own yard and VeraScape spaces them at their mature width, so you can see whether they’ll crowd the walk.

Other weigelas

All drawn to the same scale.