Weigela Picobella Bianco | 10cm Pot

Price range: £7.04 through £8.46

Weigela Picobella Bianco is a compact, dwarf shrub offering an abundance of crisp white, trumpet-shaped flowers from late spring to autumn. Its vibrant green foliage and neat habit make it perfect for borders and containers, attracting bees and butterflies.

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£8.46
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£7.99 (6% off)
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£7.52 (11% off)
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£7.27 (14% off)
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£7.04 (17% off)
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Weigela Picobella Bianco
£25.38

Discover Weigela Picobella Bianco, a stunning dwarf shrub that brings an abundance of crisp white blooms and rich green foliage to UK gardens.

This exceptional weigela cultivar brightens any outdoor space with its compact, rounded habit. Weigela Picobella Bianco, a recent introduction, gained popularity for its profuse, long-lasting flowering. Its neat size makes it ideal for smaller gardens and containers. Furthermore, this plant provides continuous interest from late spring right through to autumn. Gardeners will appreciate its easy-care nature and resilient growth in British conditions. It also attracts beneficial pollinators.

  • Compact, dwarf shrub ideal for small gardens and pots.
  • Abundant, pure white trumpet-shaped flowers.
  • Exceptionally long flowering period from late spring to autumn.
  • Attractive, vibrant green foliage all season long.
  • Excellent choice for attracting bees and butterflies.
  • Easy to grow and maintain, suitable for various garden styles.

Understanding Weigela Picobella Bianco

The name ‘Picobella Bianco’ perfectly describes this plant. ‘Pico’ suggests small size, while ‘Bella’ means beautiful. ‘Bianco’ indicates its pristine white flowers. This cultivar offers a delightful display throughout summer and into early autumn. It presents a clear departure from older, larger weigela varieties.

Blooms and Foliage

Weigela Picobella Bianco features numerous bell-shaped white flowers. They appear in clusters along its branches. These blooms create a striking contrast against its deep green, oval leaves. As a result, the plant maintains a fresh and lively appearance for many months. The dense foliage provides a wonderful backdrop for the continuous floral show. Butterflies and bees frequently visit these nectar-rich flowers.

Ideal Garden Uses for Your Weigela

This versatile weigela enhances many garden settings. Use it effectively at the front of borders, where its dwarf habit creates neat edges. It also performs brilliantly in patio containers, bringing charm to paved areas. Consider planting Weigela Picobella Bianco in rockeries or as a low hedge. Its compact nature also makes it suitable for mixed perennial beds. This plant truly adds year-round appeal.

Simple Pruning for a Flourishing Plant

Pruning is straightforward for this weigela. You can prune after its main flush of flowers to encourage new growth. This practice often results in a second wave of blooms. Light shaping helps maintain its naturally neat, rounded form. Remove any dead or weak stems to keep the plant healthy. This simple maintenance routine promotes vigour and an extended flowering display.

Weigela Picobella Bianco and Wildlife

Weigela Picobella Bianco offers significant benefits to garden wildlife. Its abundant flowers provide a rich source of nectar. Bees and butterflies are particularly drawn to its open blooms. Planting this weigela supports local ecosystems. It helps sustain important pollinator populations throughout the growing season. Thus, it adds both beauty and ecological value to your garden.

Max Height 0.60 at maturity
Max Spread 0.60 at maturity
Growth Rate Average
Average growth
Position
Full Sun Partial Sun Partial Shade
Soil Type
Clay Loam Sandy Chalk
H6 H6 – Hardy in severe conditions

Very hardy. Tolerates temperatures typical of a continental winter.

−25°C +15°C
Typical minimum: -20°C to -15°C

Care Notes

Watering: Water newly planted Weigela Picobella Bianco regularly. This helps them establish strong root systems. Once established, they tolerate drier conditions, but appreciate consistent moisture during dry spells, especially if in containers. Feeding: Apply a balanced slow-release fertiliser in early spring. This promotes vigorous growth and abundant flowering. Container-grown plants benefit from a liquid feed every few weeks during the growing season. Pruning: Prune this weigela after its first main flush of flowers, typically in early summer. Remove spent flower heads and any dead, damaged, or weak stems. Lightly shape the plant to maintain its compact form and encourage further blooming. Avoid heavy pruning late in the season. Winter Care: Weigela Picobella Bianco is fully hardy in the UK. In colder regions, a layer of mulch around the base can offer extra protection. Ensure good drainage, as waterlogged soil in winter can be detrimental.

Important Note

This plant is deciduous so it will lose all of its leaves in the autumn and get fresh new foliage each spring.