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The Weigelie is not edible
Is the weigela toxic?
With its abundance of flowers, the easy to care for Weigelie is a real eye-catcher, whether you plant a small dwarf weigela, such as the variety "All Summer Red" or the rather high Weigelia Bristol Ruby.
A Weigelie is not poisonous, so it is also well suited for a family garden. However, it is considered inedible and is not one of the crops. Also, the flowers are not suitable for consumption, so should not be used as a decoration on food.
What should I consider when planting weigelias?
The lush flowerage of a weigela is especially good if the plant has enough space. If possible, it should be in the sun, even if it thrives in a partially shaded spot. The more light she gets, the more beautiful and lush a weigela will blossom. In the shade, the flower is very sparse or your weigela does not bloom.
Beautifully the Weigelie also works in a hedge. There it can be combined well with other plants and provides a colorful change in the green. For planting in a bucket most likely to be the small remaining varieties in question. A high-alert Weigelie like the Bristol Ruby needs special care there and possibly a special cut.
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The Weigelie is not suitable for consumption, but also not poisonous. Permanent damage is not expected when a flower lands in the mouth.