Buddleia Attraction Light Shade to Shade then resume growth in the

then resume growth in the fall

Prized by florists and gardeners alike

If regular wine cups don't fit into your color scheme (they do clash with old blue Chevys and flue-pipe planters)

hold your nose

you will find the "preacher" tucked neatly out of the weather

Buddleia Attraction Light Shade to Shade then resume growth in theThis hot new deer resistant, hummingbird friendly buddleia is a seedling from UGA's guru of woody plants, Dr. Mike Dirr. The plant was eventually named by Ted Stephens of Nurseries Caroliniana. Buddleia 'Attraction' flowers towards the red spectrum and is a dramatic improvement over Buddleia 'Royal Red'. This is a tremendous breakthrough in butterfly bush breeding and who knows perhaps it will attract redder butterflies.