Butterfly bush (Buddleia) has yellow leaves at bottom. NY state, in ground, no leaf damage. Problem?
Buddleias are deciduous, fast-growing, and "self-cleaning." Lower leaves yellow and drop as canopy shades them—especially in dense plants. If upper growth is healthy and flowering, no action needed.
Otherwise, enjoy the butterflies.
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