Crimson Kisses® Weigela
Crimson Kisses Weigela gives gardeners vivid color without asking for a lot of room. This compact flowering shrub grows about 3–4' tall and wide, with a naturally rounded shape that fits beautifully into smaller foundation beds, sunny borders, walkway plantings and low hedges.
Get more color from one shrub
The biggest benefit is the repeat bloom. Crimson Kisses begins flowering in late spring and produces additional waves of bright red blooms through summer and often into early fall. That means your garden gets more than a short seasonal splash. The vivid lipstick-red flowers, each marked with a clean white eye, stand out clearly against the green foliage for a crisp, high-contrast look.
Keep smaller spaces polished
Crimson Kisses stays near waist height, making it easy to use where larger shrubs would block windows, crowd paths or outgrow a tight bed. Its dense, rounded form gives the planting a finished look without heavy pruning. Use it as a single accent, repeat it along a walkway or plant several together for a low, flowering band.
Enjoy a shrub that stays neat
The branching is close and compact, helping the plant stay full from near the base to the tips. After the first bloom flush, light shaping is usually enough to keep the mound looking tidy and encourage more flowering. The small dry fruits are not a showy feature and do not create noticeable litter, so the shrub works well near patios, paths and high-visibility spaces.
Plant for easy sunny color
Crimson Kisses performs best in full sun with average, well-drained soil. Its medium-green foliage keeps the shrub useful even between bloom waves, giving nearby perennials, grasses and other shrubs a clean backdrop. For gardeners who want bright flowers, compact size and a neat habit in one easy landscape shrub, Crimson Kisses is a practical, colorful choice.
Original: $69.99
-70%$69.99
$21.00
Description
Crimson Kisses Weigela gives gardeners vivid color without asking for a lot of room. This compact flowering shrub grows about 3–4' tall and wide, with a naturally rounded shape that fits beautifully into smaller foundation beds, sunny borders, walkway plantings and low hedges.
Get more color from one shrub
The biggest benefit is the repeat bloom. Crimson Kisses begins flowering in late spring and produces additional waves of bright red blooms through summer and often into early fall. That means your garden gets more than a short seasonal splash. The vivid lipstick-red flowers, each marked with a clean white eye, stand out clearly against the green foliage for a crisp, high-contrast look.
Keep smaller spaces polished
Crimson Kisses stays near waist height, making it easy to use where larger shrubs would block windows, crowd paths or outgrow a tight bed. Its dense, rounded form gives the planting a finished look without heavy pruning. Use it as a single accent, repeat it along a walkway or plant several together for a low, flowering band.
Enjoy a shrub that stays neat
The branching is close and compact, helping the plant stay full from near the base to the tips. After the first bloom flush, light shaping is usually enough to keep the mound looking tidy and encourage more flowering. The small dry fruits are not a showy feature and do not create noticeable litter, so the shrub works well near patios, paths and high-visibility spaces.
Plant for easy sunny color
Crimson Kisses performs best in full sun with average, well-drained soil. Its medium-green foliage keeps the shrub useful even between bloom waves, giving nearby perennials, grasses and other shrubs a clean backdrop. For gardeners who want bright flowers, compact size and a neat habit in one easy landscape shrub, Crimson Kisses is a practical, colorful choice.
