Pink Princess Weigela Pine Pruning: Prune right after the

Pruning: Prune right after the main late spring bloom to shape the plant and protect next season's flower buds

Fertilizing: Typically unnecessary

Flowers can attract hummingbirds and other pollinators during bloom

twining vine is known for some of the darkest purple flowers among Japanese wisterias

creating a layered

Pink Princess Weigela Pine Pruning: Prune right after thePink Princess Weigela (Weigela florida 'Pink Princess') Pink Princess Weigela brings a classic spring flower show to the landscape with a full, arching form that feels established and generous. Lavender pink blooms brighten beds and borders when the garden is waking up, then the leafy structure carries the planting through summer. It is a strong choice when you want a flowering shrub that reads well from the street but still feels welcoming up close.