Buddleja X Weyeriana

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Buddleja x weyeriana. This yellow flowering butterfly bush is simple to grow and will be covered in an abundance of yellow flower clusters on arching stems throughout summer until the first frosts. Available online in the uk. Buddleja weyeriana honeycomb butterfly bush is a deciduous shrub with gracefully arching branches studded with lance shaped gray green leaves and sweetly scented globular clusters of creamy yellow flowers. Hardy average winter hardy through most of the uk apart from inland valleys at altitude and central northerly locations. Bicolour pink and orange. Buddleja x weyeriana bicolor is an american hybrid raised at the university of georgia in 1999 by michael dirr. Buddleja x weyeriana the name b x weyerianais used for hybrids of b.

Javascript seems to be disabled in your browser. The hybrid is the result of a crosss between b. Adorned with an orange eye the flowers are freely produced from mid summer through early fall and sometimes to first frost. Known as the butterfly bush buddleia bears conical nectar rich flowers which attract butterflies and bees in late summer. Family scrophulariaceae genus buddleja can be evergreen or deciduous shrubs occasionally trees or scrambling climbers with simple leaves and panicles of small tubular fragrant flowers details bicolor is a deciduous shrub with purple flower buds opening to panicles made up of globular clusters of blooms in shades of pink and orange. Plants are easy to grow and thrive in almost any situation but will attract more butterflies and bees if grown in full sun. Flowers come in a variety of colours including purple blue pink and white.

Height 4m 13ft spread 3m 10ft tall shrub spreading shrub with long arching shoots flowers in dense panicles to 30cm 12in long. Buy buddleja x weyeriana sungold butterfly bush buddleja online from jacksons nurseries. Cooperative extension which staffs local offices in all 100 counties and with the eastern band of cherokee indians. During the ww1 major william van de weyer of smedmore house at corfe castle pollinated the south american species b globosawith pollen from b davidii var magnifica a native of china weyer 1920. Read our commitment to diversity read our privacy statement. Form a strategic partnership called n c.