Minor Black Weigela

Weigela middendorffiana – this variety has bright green leaves with pale yellow flowers, often with contrasting markings in the centre of the bell-shaped flowers.Weigela florida ‘Variegata’ – this is one of the best variegated cultivars. It’s smaller and more compact, with cream and green leaves, and pink flowers. The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM).Weigelas make the perfect garden shrub. Low-maintenance, they’re easy to grow and work well in a variety of situations, including mixed borders. The leaves of weigela are deciduous and range from dark green to light green, golden and variegated shades. The funnel-shaped flowers are a hit with bumblebees, and range in colour from deep pink to yellow, appearing in early summer.

Weigelas are easy to look after. Prune moderately, after flowering has finished. Established weigelas also respond well to hard pruning if they have outgrown their spot – you can cut back stems to ground level to encourage new growth.To get your weigela shrub off to a good start, always dig a generous hole and add mycorrhizal fungi. Ensure it’s planted at the same depth it was in the pot and water well. In dry conditions, keep watering regularly until you spot signs of growth. Weigela ‘Naomi Campbell’ = ‘Bokrashine’ (PBR) – a compact, bushy, rounded shrub growing to about 1m. The dark green foliage is tinged with bronzy-purple and flowers are a dark pinkish-red. Grow weigela in moist but well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade. Prune back after flowering and mulch annually with a well-rotted compost or leaf mould.Стоимость доставки по Московской области – 500 руб. до МКАД + 50 руб. за каждый км. Доставка на расстояние дальше 150 км от МКАД обговаривается с менеджером в индивидуальном порядке. Минимальная сумма заказа – 5000 руб. Заказы на сумму от 10000 руб. доставим бесплатно.Minor Black Weigela makes a fine choice for the outdoor landscape, but it is also well-suited for use in outdoor pots and containers. Because of its height, it is often used as a ‘thriller’ in the ‘spiller-thriller-filler’ container combination; plant it near the center of the pot, surrounded by smaller plants and those that spill over the edges. It is even sizeable enough that it can be grown alone in a suitable container. Note that when grown in a container, it may not perform exactly as indicated on the tag – this is to be expected. Also note that when growing plants in outdoor containers and baskets, they may require more frequent waterings than they would in the yard or garden. Be aware that in our climate, most plants cannot be expected to survive the winter if left in containers outdoors, and this plant is no exception. Contact our experts for more information on how to protect it over the winter months.Minor Black Weigela will grow to be about 3 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 4 feet. It has a low canopy. It grows at a medium rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for approximately 30 years.

Minor Black Weigela is bathed in stunning clusters of hot pink trumpet-shaped flowers along the branches in late spring. It has attractive burgundy deciduous foliage which emerges dark red in spring. The pointy leaves are highly ornamental but do not develop any appreciable fall colour.

This shrub should only be grown in full sunlight. It prefers to grow in average to moist conditions, and shouldn’t be allowed to dry out. It is not particular as to soil type or pH. It is highly tolerant of urban pollution and will even thrive in inner city environments. This is a selected variety of a species not originally from North America.

This shrub will require occasional maintenance and upkeep, and should only be pruned after flowering to avoid removing any of the current season’s flowers. It is a good choice for attracting hummingbirds to your yard. It has no significant negative characteristics.A stunning spring-flowering shrub, featuring electric pink trumpet-shaped flowers that attract birds and butterflies; foliage is so dark red it appears black from a distance; perfect for foundations, groups in borders, or a low hedge; needs full sun

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Weigela Minor Black looks spectacular in any garden combination. Gardeners argue that the only difficulty in caring for a shrub is getting it right for winter. Weigela will thank for the labors with a lush double flowering.

Weigela perfectly complements the group planting of green plants. An unpretentious plant can coexist with juniper or thuja. Weigela is often used to shape an alpine slide. Bright foliage and lush flowering shrubs can be used to add volume to a flower bed against a background of stones.When buying a weigela seedling, you should pay attention to the age of the plant. The most suitable for planting in the garden are three-year-old bushes. Weigela, blooming Minor Black, has a hard time transferring to a new place. Younger seedlings rarely take root or get sick for a long time.

Weigela Minor Black reproduces well by self-seeding. It remains for the gardener to transplant the grown seedlings in the spring, choosing the most developed plants.It is noteworthy that Minor Black weigela flowers can change color over time. The pale pink bells get brighter and darker over time. Flowering ends with the formation of fruit bolls with seeds inside.

The color range of the leaves is from red to dark purple. Some leaf blades become almost black over time. Shrub and flowering are notable. Bright or dark pink flowers cover the crown of the weigela, turning it into a garden decoration. Narrow five-petalled bells are collected in inflorescences of several pieces.

The seeds are harvested in late autumn. No soaking or stimulation is required for germination. Seeds are sown in dry sand and watered until germination. High-quality seed material, subject to humidity and temperature conditions, usually germinates no later than in a month.It is necessary to plant a shrub in a permanent place in open ground in the spring. Weigela Minor Black has very low frost resistance. Saplings take a long time to adapt to a new place. When planting in autumn, the plant does not have time to grow strong enough and may die in winter. In case of late acquisition of weigela, it is better to dig in the seedling in the garden, sprinkling the crown halfway with loose soil. In this state, a young plant can easily overwinter.

Before the onset of frost, the trunk circle is covered with a thick layer of compost. The branches of the plant must be carefully pulled together with twine or wire. After that, wrap it up with kraft paper, agrospan or other insulating material.The main problem with growing weigela Minor Black outdoors is its strong sensitivity to cold. The plant must be covered for the winter. Due to the low winter hardiness of the Minor Black weigela, the culture is not recommended for planting in the northern regions. You need to water the bushes regularly. In this case, it is important to ensure that moisture does not stagnate in the trunk circle. An adult bush requires up to 10 – 15 liters of water. Watering is done more frequently during dry summer months. You can feed fertilizer in the spring with dry preparations, which need to be poured into the trunk circle of each bush. An adult plant requires about 50 g of a mixture of urea, superphosphate and potassium salt in a 2: 2: 1 ratio.

Dwarf deciduous shrub reaches a height of no more than a meter. Its shoots are mainly vertical. The dense, lush crown is formed from pointed leaves, different in color. The diameter of the crown of an adult weigela Minor Black shrub usually does not exceed 1 m.

The next dressing should help the shrub form flower buds. This requires about 50 g of superphosphate and potassium sulfate in equal proportions per bush. Top dressing is best done with a liquid nutrient solution under the root.It is imperative to process the cuts on the branches with garden pitch or resin. Weigela is susceptible to fungal diseases, the pathogens of which can penetrate through cuts and wounds on wood.

Thrips, aphids and spider mites often infect weigela Minor Black bushes. To control them, you can use any insecticide that is sold to protect against leaf-eating insects.The soil for blooming weigela Minor Black needs alkaline or neutral. It is imperative to make a drainage layer to avoid stagnant moisture and soil acidification. The composition of the soil must be saturated with nutrients.

To grow Weigela Minor Black, you need to choose a place that is illuminated by the sun most of the day. With a lack of light, the branches of the plant quickly become lignified. Such a bush hardly blooms.

Weigelu Minor Black is propagated by cuttings and seeds. A blank of planting material for cuttings is cut in the spring until flower buds are formed. Young branches with green bark are cut with a sharp tool at a 90 degree angle. The length of the workpiece should be no more than 15 cm.The hole for planting weigela Minor Black should be about 50 cm deep. The grown weigela has a fairly large root system. The planting pit is recommended to be made in the form of a square with a side of 50 – 60 cm.Sequencing:

A shrub with fragile branches and delicate flowers, it suffers greatly from the wind. Therefore, the site for planting weigels must be protected from drafts.The plant is easy to propagate by seed. But it should be noted that Minor Black is a hybrid variety. Therefore, the varietal qualities of plants grown from seeds may differ from the parental variant.Blooming Weigela Minor Black is demanding on soil fertility. But, if the plant is overfed, or fertilizers are applied incorrectly, then flowering can not wait. In order not to waste time and effort on maintaining the looseness of the site for the weigela, you can mulch the near-trunk circle after watering with a thick layer. Mulch is prepared from a mixture of sawdust, compost and peat. The layer can be up to 10 cm. Weigela develops well and blooms luxuriantly, growing on loose soil. After watering, it is necessary to loosen the trunk circle to a depth of 10 cm each time.The second flowering in the season is provided by young shoots. And, despite the fact that this picture is not as bright as the first plant covered with delicate flowers in September, at least it looks exotic against the background of fading vegetation.

Experienced gardeners advise planting cuttings in separate containers. The bushes need to be grown to a permanent place for one and a half to two years. To make the future seedling sufficiently developed and lush, the top of the cutting after the formation of the roots is shortened by a third.

Layers can also be used to breed shrubs in the garden. To obtain a seedling in the fall, the lowest branch from the mother bush is added dropwise, after removing all the foliage, except for the top one. A healthy seedling will be ready by spring. It is separated and transplanted into a growing tub.The hybrid dwarf weigela Minor Black is also suitable as a tub culture. But usually shrubs are grown in flowerpots only up to three years of age. Then the plant is transplanted to a suitable place in the garden.

The first feeding is carried out in early spring. Sometimes fertilizers are applied before the snow cover melts. But experts consider this method ineffective. Together with melt water, the fertilizer will be dispersed over the site. For Weigela, such feeding is not enough to wake up and feed.

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Powdery Mildew: This fungus disease occurs on the top of the leaves in humid weather conditions. The leaves appear to have a whitish or greyish surface and may curl. Burpee Recommends: Avoid powdery mildew by providing good air circulation for the plants by good spacing and pruning. Contact your Cooperative Extension Service for fungicide recommendations.

Spider Mites: These tiny spider-like pests are about the size of a grain of pepper. They may be red, black, brown or yellow. They suck on the plant juices removing chlorophyll and injecting toxins which cause white dots on the foliage. There is often webbing visible on the plant. They cause the foliage to turn yellow and become dry and stippled. They multiply quickly and thrive in dry conditions. Burpee Recommends: Spider mites may be controlled with a forceful spray every other day. Try hot pepper wax or insecticidal soap. Check with your Cooperative Extension Service for miticide recommendations. Botrytis: This fungus causes a grey mold on flowers, leaves, stems and buds. It thrives in cool wet weather conditions. Burpee Recommends: Remove affected plant parts, avoid watering at night and getting water on the plant when watering. Make sure plants have good air circulation. Contact your Cooperative Extension Service for fungicide recommendations. Aphids: Greenish, red, black or peach colored sucking insects can spread disease as they feed on the undersides of leaves. They leave a sticky residue on foliage that attracts ants. Burpee Recommends: Introduce or attract natural predators into your garden such as lady beetles and wasps which feed on aphids. You can also wash them off with a strong spray, or use an insecticidal soap.Rust: A number of fungus diseases that causes rust colored spots on foliage and stalks. Burpee Recommends: For serious infections contact your Cooperative Extension Service for fungicide recommendations. Anthracnose: This is a fungus disease causes brown spots with purple edges on the leaves. The spots turn black in the center; leaves become yellow, dry and fall off. The fungus overwinters in diseased plant debris. Burpee Recommends: Avoid overhead watering which can spread the fungus spores. Keep a clean garden, remove and discard all diseased plant material. Use a mulch to prevent spores from splashing from the soil onto plants. Black Spot: This is a fungal disease that affects leaves. It usually occurs in hot, humid or rainy weather. Black circular spots appear on the upper and undersides of leaves. The outer margins of the circles are ragged. The spots can enlarge and merge. The leaves often fall off the plant leaving the plant defoliated. The damage is often worse on the lower leaves. Burpee Recommends: Remove all debris from under the plants. Avoid getting the leaves wet. A mulch under the plants will help prevent spores from splashing up.

N.C. Cooperative Extension prohibits discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, sex (including pregnancy), disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, and veteran status.Weigela typically grows from 6 to 10 feet tall and 9 to 12 feet wide; however, cultivars tend to be smaller. When mature, older interior branches can be removed in late winter to improve the plant’s vigor and blooms the following year. This plant blooms on old wood, therefore, pruning is best done just after flowering as flowers appear on last season’s wood. If not pruned, branches will form a fountain-like outline which is highly ornamental while covered with blooms, but over time it can take on a weedier appearance. Prune if necessary to help maintain the plant’s size and shape.

NC State University and N.C. A&T State University work in tandem, along with federal, state and local governments, to form a strategic partnership called N.C. Cooperative Extension, which staffs local offices in all 100 counties and with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.Weigela is in the Caprifoliaceae (honeysuckle) family and is native to North China, Korea, and Japan. The epithet, florida, means “beautiful.” This plant is a dense, rounded, deciduous shrub with somewhat coarse branches that tend to arch toward the ground as the shrub reaches maturity. For approximately two weeks, in each mid-to late spring, after the leaves emerge, showy, rosy-colored tubular flowers cover the shrub and have a repeat, though sparser, performance in mid to late summer. Plant this shrub in the full sun to light shade or dappled sunlight, though the best flowering and foliage color will occur in full sun.

In the United States and North America, this shrub is used in the landscape as a foundation plant, in a mass planting, or on a shrub border. Many of the dwarf cultivars can be grown as container plants. Weigela is air pollution and clay soil tolerant and is lightly salt tolerant.

Один из самых популярных сортов с компактной кроной, редко превышающей 1 м высоты, и коричнево-красной окраской листвы. Цветки розово-малиновые. С возрастом больше разрастается в ширину. Рекомендуется для каменистых садов, цветников, небольших групп.Медленнорастущий низкий густой кустарник с очень компактной кроной, высотой до 1 м. Листья фиолетово-пурпурные, очень тёмные, блестящие. Цветки тёмно-фиолетово-розовые, колокольчатые. Цветение обильное в VІ–VІІ.

Широкораскидистый кустарник около 1 м высотой, с нежно-розовыми колокольчатыми цветками до 3,5 см длиной и пёстрой листвой с кремово-белой, иногда желтоватой, каймой. Листья сохраняют свою окраску на протяжении всего лета. Одна из наиболее изящных и морозостойких форм Вейгелы цветущей.Красивоцветущий компактный кустарник до 1 м высотой. Побеги прямые, жёсткие. Листья при распускании бордовые, затем становятся зелёными с бронзовым оттенком. Цветки имеют форму колокольчиков, обращённых вверх, насыщенно-розового цвета. Цветение обильное в VІ–VІІ.Кустарник дальневосточного происхождения, достигающий в условиях Московского региона высоты около 2 м. Крона раскидистая или полусферическая. Листья эллиптические, заострённые на верхушке, около 5–7 см длиной, сверху голые, снизу опушённые. Цветки в соцветиях по 4–5 штук, широко-колокольчатые, 2–3 см длиной, розовые, цветут в V–VІ. Предпочитает хорошо увлажнённые, плодородные, слабокислые и нейтральные почвы. Не выносит застоя воды. В условиях Подмосковья привозные растения недостаточно зимостойки, однако растение давно культивируется в ботанических садах по всей стране от Калининграда до Хабаровска, где за долгие годы культивирования появились вполне зимостойкие линии, потомство от которых оказывается более морозостойким, чем посадочный материал того же вида, но европейского происхождения. Сорта имеет смысл дополнительно укрывать на зиму лапником, но и в этом случае растения подмерзают. Однако растение быстро восстанавливает свою крону в течение сезона, превращаясь в компактный куст, который иногда успевает зацвести. Цветение это слабое и недостаточно декоративное, а вот выращивание таким способом декоративно-лиственных сортов и форм вполне актуально, листья на отрастающих порослевых побегах и ярче, и крупнее. Рекомендуется для одиночных и групповых посадок, декоративных композиций. Зона USDA 6.These well-established plants are ready to be planted straight out into final positions, as soon as the weather allows. For more information on how to grow potted plants please click here.

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These are well-established plants that are ready to be planted straight out into final positions unless your garden soil is frozen or waterlogged. Warning – These pots may be heavy and require two people to lift. All are supplied at the optimal size for instant effect.Seeds and garden supplies will normally be delivered within the time period stated against each product as detailed above. Plants, bulbs, corms, tubers, shrubs, trees, potatoes, etc. are delivered at the appropriate time for planting or potting on. Delivery times will be stated on the product page above, or in your order acknowledgement page and email. Существует около 260 видов дубов. Это мощные лиственные деревья, растущие в умеренном и тропическом климате Северного полушария. Дубы – крупные красивые листопадные или вечнозеленые деревья. Крона дубов мощная, как правило, куполообразная. Листья кожистые, распускаются довольно поздно, что характеризует растения, как очень зимостойкие, но осенью остаются на дереве, дольше, чем у других лиственных растений средней полосы. Осенняя окраска желто-зеленая или желто-коричневая, а дуб красный осенью ярко окрашивается в желто-оранжевый или красный цвета. Листья благородного бордового цвета, под воздействием солнечных лучей становятся темными и могут стать коричнево – зелёными. Форма у листьев овальная и заостренная к кончику с характерными для вейгелы прожилками.

Все виды дубов светолюбивы, хотя в молодом возрасте неплохо растут под кронами других деревьев в полутени. Дубы довольно требовательны к плодородию почвы. Это засухоустойчивые, а также исключительно ветроустойчивые растения.

Вейгела цветущая “Minor Black” – быстрорастущее растение, хорошо переносит внесение различных удобрений, отзывается на них обильным цветением и благополучным развитием.These smaller plants won’t outgrow an area or take up a lot of your time! Space-saving and low-maintenance, they just need a full sun or part shade location that has good drainage and consistent moisture!You’ll want to order several of these beauties because they make a grand show repeated throughout your garden. This one is small in size but makes a huge impact! Order yours from NatureHills.com today and dress up your landscape with rich, dramatic hues!

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Minor Black Weigela isn’t aggressive but plays well with other groundcovers and perennials. It covers the feet of taller, lankier shrubs with great style. Ideal border and edging plants, these only reach a mature height and width of 1-2 feet! Line a pathway or walkway with these easy-going beauties, or use them to skirt mailboxes, flagpoles or birdbaths! Fantastic small-scale shrubs for a row in front of a row of evergreens or your home’s foundation planting!Nature Hills sells a large variety of plants with several options available. Plants are offered in both potted containers and as dormant bare root without soil. Here is a helpful resource to understand your options as you create a beautiful landscape with help from Nature Hills.

At Nature Hills we handle, package and ship the products you order with the utmost care to ensure healthy delivery. Shipping and handling charges are calculated based on the tables below. Please note that some items include an additional handling surcharge, these will be noted on the item’s product page.The tubular blooms are just the right size and shape for pollinators and they combine rosy and pinkish tones that maximize their showiness against the dark leaves. This is the perfect shrub to locate under your hummingbird feeder! Add to upscale cottage and pollinator gardens or even use these tiny shrubs in patio planters, front porch pots and as an addition to your container gardening on rooftops and balconies! They fit nearly anywhere!

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