Butterflies can't resist this fast-growing shrub! Buddleia bicolor produces gorgeous bi-colored, wonderfully fragrant blooms that deer ignore. It begins flowering in midsummer, just when gardens need an extra jolt of color.
Forms a rounded clump 5–6 feet tall and wide with moderate growth rate. The fragrant, showy flowers appear in summer, providing excellent seasonal interest. Full sun and dry to medium moisture suit it best.
Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Minimal maintenance needed. Deer tend to avoid it.
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