Buddleia davidii ‘Attraction’ prophouse the plants knit into a

the plants knit into a low

The resulting Winter Series hybrids

Set it where the late-summer flowers and lingering pink calyces can be enjoyed up close

holding color in the moist and shaded corners just as the rest of the garden tires

kin to the pecan and the walnuts

Buddleia davidii ‘Attraction’ prophouse the plants knit into aBuddleia davidii 'Attraction' is a more compact butterfly bush than the usual run of the species, forming a rounded shrub of arching branches lined with gray green leaves. From summer into fall, royal red, fragrant flowers gather in nodding panicles six to ten inches long, drawing butterflies and bees in profusion. Fast and easy in full sun and well drained, moist, fertile soil, 'Attraction' can be cut back hard in spring before new growth, since the