Buddleia davidii (butterfly bush, summer lilac)—fragrant, hummingbird/butterfly magnet from China. But aggressive seeding (birds, deer, dogs spread seeds) prompts Washington state to consider Class C noxious weed listing alongside English ivy and Scotch broom. Threatens wetlands, especially creeks and streams.
Control: prune and deadhead through long season—enhances blooms and season length. Bag deadheaded flowers (don't compost) to prevent seed spread.
Dartmoor (hybrid, blackberry scent, pink/purple, 6'), asiatica (white, great cut flower, 15'), Opera (hybrid, fuchsia, 6'), Royal Red (maroon, glows in sun, 6', award winner), Purple Prince (very fragrant, upright, 10'). Climate and zone determine success—consult nursery catalogs.
Oh My! 24" Tree Rose: Deep Velvety Red Floribunda
Oh My! Rose (36″ Standard): Deep Velvety Red Floribunda Clusters
Oh My! Rose: Deep Velvety Red Blooms on Dark Foliage
Butterfly Bush 'Harlequin': Variegated Foliage & Reddish‑Purple Flower Spikes
Butterfly Bush 'Petite Snow': Compact White‑Flowered Shrub for Butterflies
Butterfly Bush 'Pink Delight': Bright Pink Conical Blooms on a Compact Habit
Japanese Maple 'Butterfly': Variegated Leaves with Pink and Scarlet Tones
Growing Fruit Trees and Bushes: A Rewarding Garden Investment
Begonia 'Whopper': Massive Begonia for Big Impact
Butterfly Weed (Asclepias): A Monarch Magnet for Sunny Gardens
Coleus 'Henna': Outstanding Color for Sun and Shade
Gomphrena 'Fireworks' – Explosive Globe Amaranth for Tall, Airy Color
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