Buddleja 'Little Pink'
Host a pollinator party in your garden with Buddleja 'Little Pink'! Bees and butterflies can’t get enough of the nectar-filled blooms of buddlejas, also known as the butterfly bush. With this variety, you don’t need to give up a lot of space for it, it produces and abundance of honey-scented, unusual pink blooms in a small space, establishing to a height of around 80cm tall and wide. Buddleja 'Little Pink' also has a lot to offer you, with bright and cheerful conical blooms which typically last from June to September every year. And there will be blooms a-plenty when this shrub reaches maturity, all set above stunning silver-green foliage. Quite the focal point.
One of the many great things about buddlejjas is that they put on a cracking show and require very little input from you. They don’t even ask for nice soil. Even if your soil is poor, you should find that Buddleja 'Little Pink' will do well, but it is a good idea to give it a softer start in life by starting it in a temporary pot and growing it on until it’s established a stronger root system before transferring it into the more challenging conditions. The lightly fragranced blooms of Buddleja 'Little Pink' smell of honey and are perfect for picking and bringing inside to enjoy, although the bees and butterflies might have something to say about that!
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Buddleja 'Little Pink'
Host a pollinator party in your garden with Buddleja 'Little Pink'! Bees and butterflies can’t get enough of the nectar-filled blooms of buddlejas, also known as the butterfly bush. With this variety, you don’t need to give up a lot of space for it, it produces and abundance of honey-scented, unusual pink blooms in a small space, establishing to a height of around 80cm tall and wide. Buddleja 'Little Pink' also has a lot to offer you, with bright and cheerful conical blooms which typically last from June to September every year. And there will be blooms a-plenty when this shrub reaches maturity, all set above stunning silver-green foliage. Quite the focal point.
One of the many great things about buddlejjas is that they put on a cracking show and require very little input from you. They don’t even ask for nice soil. Even if your soil is poor, you should find that Buddleja 'Little Pink' will do well, but it is a good idea to give it a softer start in life by starting it in a temporary pot and growing it on until it’s established a stronger root system before transferring it into the more challenging conditions. The lightly fragranced blooms of Buddleja 'Little Pink' smell of honey and are perfect for picking and bringing inside to enjoy, although the bees and butterflies might have something to say about that!
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Host a pollinator party in your garden with Buddleja 'Little Pink'! Bees and butterflies can’t get enough of the nectar-filled blooms of buddlejas, also known as the butterfly bush. With this variety, you don’t need to give up a lot of space for it, it produces and abundance of honey-scented, unusual pink blooms in a small space, establishing to a height of around 80cm tall and wide. Buddleja 'Little Pink' also has a lot to offer you, with bright and cheerful conical blooms which typically last from June to September every year. And there will be blooms a-plenty when this shrub reaches maturity, all set above stunning silver-green foliage. Quite the focal point.
One of the many great things about buddlejjas is that they put on a cracking show and require very little input from you. They don’t even ask for nice soil. Even if your soil is poor, you should find that Buddleja 'Little Pink' will do well, but it is a good idea to give it a softer start in life by starting it in a temporary pot and growing it on until it’s established a stronger root system before transferring it into the more challenging conditions. The lightly fragranced blooms of Buddleja 'Little Pink' smell of honey and are perfect for picking and bringing inside to enjoy, although the bees and butterflies might have something to say about that!
