Buddleja davidii (orange-eye butterfly bush) bears showy, faded violet, fragrant and repeat-blooming blossoms during mid-summer to mid fall. This shrub is arching in form and has faded green and greyish green foliage that is matte, medium textured and semi-evergreen. The bark is exfoliating in texture. Find a prominent place in your garden for this stunning shrub which has been designated a specimen.
Typical Uses
Border, cut flowers, foundation and specimen.
Special Characteristics
Butterflies are attracted to Buddleja davidii . Buddleja davidii is tolerant of drought, compacted soil, pollution and salt.
Cautions
When planning your garden, take into consideration that Buddleja davidii (orange-eye butterfly bush) grows at a fast rate and will fill its designated space quickly. Where conditions are favourable, Buddleja davidii (orange-eye butterfly bush) can be invasive and may require maintenance to keep it under control. This plant is self-sowing and may spread broadly and randomly.
