Pruning butterfly bush (Buddleia) to 4 inches in fall removed protective growth and exposed the plant to winter kill. Buddleia should be pruned in late winter/early spring, just before new growth emerges.
Scratch a stem with your fingernail. Green underneath means it's alive. Buddleia is very hardy and often resprouts from the base.
Lesson learned: prune Buddleia in March, not October.
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