Gertens Weigela

This is a compact shrub that reaches a mature height and spread of approximately three feet. Its mounded form makes it a great choice for smaller garden beds or as a low-profile hedge.

Yes, Crimson Kisses is a re-blooming variety. While its primary show is from late spring through mid-summer, you can expect sporadic flushes of those signature crimson flowers throughout the rest of the season.

Absolutely. Because of its compact, three-foot size and mounded habit, it performs very well in large containers on patios or decks, provided you ensure the pot has adequate drainage.

For the best flowering performance, plant it in a location that receives full sun. It prefers average, moist, well-drained soil and is adaptable enough to handle urban environments.

It is relatively low-maintenance. The only regular care needed is a light pruning immediately after the first flush of flowers fades to encourage that re-blooming cycle.

Yes, the trumpet-shaped flowers are highly attractive to hummingbirds. If you are looking to bring more pollinators into your garden, this is an excellent, reliable choice.