Alternate-Leaf Butterfly Bush (Buddleia alternifolia
'Argentea'
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A delightful weeping plant,
this spring-blooming variety of Buddleia is one of the hardiest, as well as one of the
tallest, growing up to 12-15'. It will grow in full sun to partial shade and likes
moderate watering. It will tolerate most of our soils and exposures, however it does not
like real wet feet. |
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The foliage is willow-like with a bluish-green color throughout the season. | |
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The small, pinkish-lavender flowers are produced in mid to late spring on drooping branches. Loved by butterflies, they bloom on old wood. | |
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Seedpods add fall and winter interest. |
Photos: Judy Sedbrook
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