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Buddleia (1 Gallon)

Buddleia (1 Gallon)

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The Butterfly Bush—a fragrant invitation to nature’s most graceful guests.

With long, fragrant blooms and soft, arching branches, Buddleia, also known as the Butterfly Bush, brings fluttering life and old-fashioned charm to any garden corner. It’s a Southern favorite for pollinator patches, cottage borders, and anyone who loves to watch butterflies dance through the summer breeze.

🌿 Plant History & Significance

Named after Reverend Adam Buddle, this beloved shrub has been gracing gardens since the 1700s. Known for attracting butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds, Buddleia represents transformation, hope, and welcome—a beautiful reflection of the kind of hospitality we hold dear here at Wright’s Market.

📏 Size & Bloom Time

  • Maximum Height: 4 to 6 feet tall, depending on pruning

  • Bloom Time: Late spring through early fall, with fragrant flower spikes in shades of purple, pink, white, or blue

🌞 Ideal Growing Conditions

Buddleia thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. It's wonderfully drought-tolerant once established and loves plenty of space to stretch and bloom. Perfect for butterfly gardens and sunny hedgerows.

🧤 Care Instructions

  • Water regularly when newly planted; reduce as it matures

  • Prune back hard in early spring to encourage fresh growth and blooms

  • Deadhead spent flower spikes to prolong blooming season

  • Mulch in the heat of summer to retain soil moisture

🌼 Complimentary Plants

Pair with:

  • Coneflower (Echinacea) or Black-Eyed Susan for a pollinator haven

  • Russian Sage or Catmint for soft textures and color echoes

  • Verbena or Lantana for added bloom power in sunny spots


At Wright’s Market, Buddleia holds a special place in our hearts—not just for its beauty, but for the life it brings to the garden. Whether planted by a picket fence or nestled near your front porch, it’s a daily reminder that when we make space for others—be it butterflies or neighbors—something beautiful always shows up. Let this graceful bush bring joy, movement, and a little magic to your Southern garden.

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