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hydrangeasnohio

What a GREAT shrub the My Monet Weigela! Pic !

hydrangeasnohio
13 years ago

I bought this in Fall of 2008 in a one gallon and it is huge! It has got a little bigger than I expected! The color of the foilage is amazing! The flowers are just an extra plus in my opinion. It bloomed really well again for me last Fall of 2009. So I bought another one...Lol....

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