6 Proven Winners Butterfly Bush varieties - Buddleia

A touch of elegance for your flower garden! The buddleia are the perfect accent for any landscape, from a cottage garden to more formal plantings.

Top reasons to grow a butterfly bush:- Crisp blooms add a cool, refreshing look to the summer landscape- Reliable summer-long blooms in any garden- Semi-dwarf habit makes a better landscape plant than conventional varieties
Fragrant Flower
Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer
Long Blooming
Heat Tolerant
Deadheading Not Necessary
Attracts:
Bees
Butterflies
Hummingbirds

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[Itsavabanks]

Your cat loves your butterfly bushes. Your cat was inhaling them. So cute and funny!😀

[julzgulz]

Funny, here in Washington State, my buddliea is in the deep shade, clay soil, and constantly wet. It grows like a weed! I’ve been trying to kill one that was in the wrong spot for three years.

[adobedirtblues]

I planted seven or eight of these Buzz types and they are nice plants. But as cut flowers they’re not so good. The blooms do not last even half as long as the old style blooms when in a vase. Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?

[irishka_zolotse]

I looked at your thumbnail and would like to say, "Слава Україні!!!! Всім героям слава!!!"

[thundernuts]

Is this a "allowed" channel spinoff of Garden Answer? Proof needed before likes and subscribe.

[MickF]

I guess by definition the Pugster varieties are classified as non-invasive because they generate a very low seed count. My understanding is in some areas they tend not to produce seed. It reminds me somewhat of the Gulf Stream Nandina. Some people will swear that variety flowers and sets berries, yet here in our area of Central Texas, there are neighbors a few blocks away with 5+ year old Gulf Streams that haven't flowered or set berries.

[naamangeist]

So what conditions cause them to spread? I'm in northern Indiana and don't want them taking over the garden. I purchased the 3-in-1 (fuchsia, violet, and cream) and the ad says they cant ship to OR or WA so they must be invasive.

[bebrave]

I just read that this plant is now considered an invasive species.

[carmenmarshall]

Ii didn’t know there were so many varieties, mine is huge with wine-dark blooms and gray green leaves. I just brought some flowers in the house and look forward to the fragrance you spoke of,
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