Shrubs
Buddleia Standards
“Eye-catching colour, irresistible scent, and unstoppable pollinator power”
Fragrant Buddleia ‘Sungold’ A totally unique colour of the much loved ‘Butterfly Bush’! This intoxicatingly fragrant beauty is incredibly easy to grow, totally hardy and will illuminate any sunny corner of your garden with its arching panicles that attract masses of pollinators. 2m July-September
Long, pendant blooms
SAVE £5 2 LITRE POT
£14.99 ITEM: 560498
Was £19.99
“Stylish late summer colour from an ornate patio favourite”
‘Little Purple’
SAVE £5 £44.99
80-100CM TALL IN 18CM POT
Was £49.99 ITEM: 511663
SAVE £25 2 X 80-100CM
TALL IN 18CM POTS
£74.98 ITEM: 511664
Was £99.98
SBuddleia ‘Butterfly Candy’ Standards
“Sweetly scented and styled just like a wisteria – a rarity across UK gardens”
Buddleia ‘Wisteria Lane’ With its honey-scented blooms and unusual weeping habit, this buddleia is a sight to behold when in bloom. Its large, pendant flowers hang like wisteria, making a truly amazing statement plant for containers or borders. 1.5m July-September
SAVE £5 9CM POT
£9.99 ITEM: 510781
Was £14.99
SAVE £20 3 X 9CM POTS
£24.97
Was £44.97 ITEM: 511851
‘Little Ruby’
The short stems and compact growing habit of the gorgeous ‘Butterfly Candy’ collection makes these patio varieties ideal for growing in smaller gardens or pots around the patio or decking. These bushes have been fashioned into a standard lollipop-like shape with a ball head of foliage. 1m July-September
✔ Lollipop-like Buddleia standards, great for adding a splash of nature to your decking, patio, or balcony area, straight away!
✔ Like all variety of Buddleia, ‘Butterfly Candy’ are adored by beneficial pollinators such as butterflies and bees, even being recommended by the RHS as a ‘Plant for Pollinators’
44 10 Year Gold Trusted Service Award
SAVE £5 £44.99
80-100CM TALL IN 18CM POT
Was £49.99 ITEM: 511641
SAVE £25 2 X 80-100CM
TALL IN 18CM POTS
£74.98 ITEM: 511662
Was £99.98
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