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Northern growers have long appreciated the hardiness of Fine Wine, but we've always wished it was better. This plant solves our dilemma; it maintains the superior hardiness but comes with darker foliage and better flowering.
| Query Template: /plantsW/qry_getPlant.cfm:60 Execution Time: 35.5 ms Record Count: 2 Cached: No Lazy: No SQL: select h.program, s.name, s.udefSKUNameSuffix, s.sku, s.udefBannedStates, s.udefBBL, s.udefRR, s.udefLR, s.udefTimsTopTwenty, s.udefJaimesHotList, s.listPrice as price, s.udefCategory as category, s.udefComments as comments, s.udefGrade as grade, s.udefSpecial as special, s.udefPlantSize as plantSize, s.qtyUnit as size, s.salePrice, s.listPrice, s.udefTier2, s.udefTier2Price, s.udefTier3, s.udefTier3Price, s.plantID, s.id from tb_plant_skus s inner join tb_lists_hotlist h on (h.sku = s.sku) where s.isactive = 1 and s.delete_date is null and s.isecommerce = 1 and s.plantID = 8730 order by udefcategory, name, price | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| program | name | udefSKUNameSuffix | sku | udefBannedStates | udefBBL | udefRR | udefLR | udefTimsTopTwenty | udefJaimesHotList | price | category | comments | grade | special | plantSize | size | salePrice | listPrice | udefTier2 | udefTier2Price | udefTier3 | udefTier3Price | plantID | id | ||
| 1 | PW | WEIGELA FLORIDA `VERY FINE WINE` | 1013484 | 0 | 338 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 21.53 | SHRUBS: WEIGELA | 1 | 9-12" | #2 | 0 | 21.53 | (5-9) | 20.45 | (10+) | 18.52 | 8730 | 17799 | |||||
| 2 | PW | WEIGELA FLORIDA `VERY FINE WINE` | 1013485 | 0 | 234 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 28.41 | SHRUBS: WEIGELA | 1 | 12-15" | #3 | 0 | 28.41 | (5-9) | 26.99 | (10+) | 24.43 | 8730 | 18779 | |||||
| • | Container |
| • | Deer Resistant |
| • | Pink |
| • | Proven Winners |
| • | Spring |
| • | Full Sun |
Adapts to any well-drained site.
Blooms on old wood - prune as needed after flowering. Remove oldest stems every 3-5 years to encourage vigorous juvenile growth.
Shrub borders; mixed borders; hedges; specimen; foundation plantings.
Late to leaf out in spring. May require a bit of pruning to clean up winter damage - wait until new growth appears to do so.
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