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Buddleia dav. 'Butterfly Tower'
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- A breakthrough in buddleia breeding, 'Butterfly Tower' is perfectly formed new butterfly bush.
- Unique upright habit, ideal for growing in smaller spaces.
- Flowering right through the summer and into autumn, these compact plants won't take over your garden either.
- Like all buddleias, 'Butterfly Tower' is sweetly fragranced and are loved by insects hence their common name of 'Butterfly Bush'.
- Supplied as an established plant in a 12cm pot
- A breakthrough in buddleia breeding, 'Butterfly Tower' is perfectly formed new butterfly bush.
- Unique upright habit, ideal for growing in smaller spaces.
- Flowering right through the summer and into autumn, these compact plants won't take over your garden either.
- Like all buddleias, 'Butterfly Tower' is sweetly fragranced and are loved by insects hence their common name of 'Butterfly Bush'.
- Supplied as an established plant in a 12cm pot
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A breakthrough in buddleia breeding, 'Butterfly Tower' is perfectly formed, with a unique upright habit, ideal for growing in smaller spaces – so now anyone can grow this fragrant beauty.
Producing a tower of mauve-purple flowers right through the summer and into autumn, reaching around 2m (6ft) tall, but only 1m (3ft) across, these pretty, compact plants won't take over your garden either.Like all buddleias, 'Butterfly Tower' is sweetly fragranced and loved by insects hence their common name of 'Butterfly Bush', and their recommendation as a plant that is 'Perfect for Pollinators' by the RHS.
These dwarf buddleias are hardy and easy to grow plus their masses of brightly-coloured, fragrant flowers that will attract clouds of butterflies to your garden.Supplied as an established plant in 12cm pot, ready to be planted out.
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Care Information
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Plant Buddleia in garden borders in any moist, well drained garden soil, in full sun or semi-shade.
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Prune Buddleja in March, once the hardest frosts are over, as the new growth begins to show.
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Firstly, remove any dead, diseased, damaged, or weak stems, before pruning all off the remaining stems back to form a low framework.
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Drought tolerant once established.
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