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| | | Re: Weigela If you want to buy the size of Hebe plant that's 'ready' - it would be best go to a ' proper ' nursery & ask for 'C10' pots - which will have the young shrubs at a size of 30- 40 cm ( 12" - 16" ) - with a good root system . Garden Centres are great - but on the pricy side.
Great plants for a sunny situation ,and they do especially well at the Seaside .
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