A gardener in south central Kansas (zone 6b) has 'Wine & Roses' Weigelas scorching on a south-facing wall with full sun, reflected heat, wind, and drought. Needs tough replacements.
No shrub thrives indefinitely in that microclimate without supplemental water. Even "drought-tolerant" plants need establishment irrigation. Consider a windbreak or accepting some scorching as inevitable.
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