The Bureau also took a look at buddleia and buddleja, and the famous 18 th century botanist Adam Buddle. ... Proven Winners call the color ruby red pink and Ill toss in magenta as another descriptor.

The National Garden Bureau has selected several plants under its "Year of" program. The organization dared go where few tread with its shrub designate ― the Buddleia.

Discover the plants that not only provide a show-stopping scene, but also attract hummingbirds, butterflies and bees. The vibrant flower color combinations of purple, lilac, blue, magenta, crimson ...

The most thrilling buddleia I saw, however, had flowered for the first time only the day before I visited. This was as blue as any of the top choices, but more delicate than most and may not turn ...

To gardeners the buddleia is the perfumed haunt of butterflies who seek out its nectar. But to government officials and Network Rail, it is a scourge - smothering native plant species and damaging ...

One of these plants in particular is the buddleia bush. While you may have protected your garden from heavy rain , it can ...

Buddleia's fibrous roots can cause significant damage to buildings as it grows Credit: Mike Clough CEO at Japanese Knotweed Solutions Ltd. The plant is viewed by the Department for the Environment ...

A GARDENING expert has revealed how to kill a common garden plant that is just as tricky to get rid of as Japanese knotweed. Many gardeners know about the problems knotweed can cause but a pretty p… ...

That refers only to Buddleia davidii and a few of its hybrids. There are at least 90 other species. Growing as shrubs or small trees, B. colvilei is one of the finest.

Why you should deadhead buddleia. Like many other flowering shrubs, the buddleia must be tended to at the right time of year to catch dying blooms and spent branches.

More people are buying buddleia for their gardens, but it's classified as an invasive species and is a problem on British railways. It's hard to walk by a railway line in Britain and not see buddleia.

More people are buying buddleia for their gardens, but it's classified as an invasive species and is a problem on British railways. It's hard to walk by a railway line in Britain and not see buddleia.