The gold butterfly bush
Buddleia Honeycomb holds its
flowers differently from the more evenly conical Buddleia davidii hybrids. The
Buddleia Honeycomb flowers are in clusters at the tip of the branches instead of in an evenly formed cone.
It has been hardy into the low teens at my house and tolerant of many soil
types. Mine is 8 feet tall and going strong. Buddleia
Honeycomb would prefer great soil but will perform well in soil that is
far below that standard. Buddleia Honeycomb is hardy in winter
conditions to 0 degrees or below. Buddleia plants produce seedlings
and have become a pest in some areas. Buddleia should not be planted
adjacent to wild areas.
Buddleia Honeycomb is a nectar source for the Red
Admiral Butterfly and a great addition to the butterfly
garden.
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Honeycomb Butterfly Bush
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