Butterfly Bushes : 84 results priced between £5.00 and £25.00

A bright pink form of butterfly bush

Position: full sun. Soil: fertile, well-drained soil. Rate of growth: fast-growing. Flowering period: July to September. Hardiness: frost hardy (it may need protection in winter) At the ends of the slender, arching stems, curved, dark violet flowers form nodding, tapering panicles that emit a delicate scent and act as a magnet to butterflies. This vase-shaped, deciduous shrub also boasts handsome, dark green leaves throughout the warmer months, so it works well towards the back of a mixed shrub...

A really unusual patio tub plant with very special looking flowers resembling butterflies. A guaranteed eye-catcher in your garden or on your patio! It will appreciate being over-wintered in a frost-free environment. Clerodendrum ugandense is now also known by the new name - Rotheca myricoides subsp. myricoides.

Lance shaped grey-green leaves with long plums of clustered small fragrant tubular lilac-blue flowers with an orange eye.

Details Enjoy this fleeting moment for years to come with a Cross stitch close-up of peacock butterflies, settled to feed on irresistible buddleia blooms. This is a familiar scene in many gardens that can now be brought indoors to admire, making such a fine picture that everyone will find a spot for this in their home. Visitors will be left guessing if it is a painting, print or photograph with such wonderful detail and realistic portrayal of these garden favourites.

Gorgeous white flowers

Butterfly Bush 'Flower Power' is an exceptional butterfly bush that has only just come onto the market. The flower buds are bluish-violet, gradually turning orange during the flowering period. With their delightful fragrance, the flowers attract lots of butterflies. Compact growing habit. Height supplied 15-20 cm.

A great favourite, graceful habit and fragrant, golden orange flowerheads, resembling perfect pompon dahlias. The semi-evergreen, Orange Ball Tree was introduced to gardens over 200 years ago from the South American Andes. The dark leaves of the Buddleia globosa are wrinkled, and woolly white on the underside. Bold, globe-shaped, orange-yellow flowers in midsummer.

Details Enjoy this fleeting moment for years to come with a Cross stitch close-up of peacock butterflies, settled to feed on irresistible buddleia blooms. This is a familiar scene in many gardens that can now be brought indoors to admire, making such a fine picture that everyone will find a spot for this in their home. Visitors will be left guessing if it is a painting, print or photograph with such wonderful detail and realistic portrayal of these garden favourites.

Sumptuous deep purple flowers

Bellyache Bush with a Giant Sphinx Moth and a Metalmark Butterfly

Buddleja Lochinch forms a clump of grey felt-like leaves and spikes of summer-flowering Lavander-blue flowers with a distinctly pleasant aroma.

Buddleja weyeriana sungold is a beautiful yellow-orange, fragrant flowers that occur in interrupted patterns along the length of the inflorescence rather than in a continuum like most B.davidii types.

Panicles of scented pale-blue flowers on arching branches, the flowerheads begin pale purple changing to pale blue in summer. Buddleja davidii Empire Blue is the nearest true blue of any variety of  buddleia. A nectar rich plant, will encourage benificial widelife into the garden.

Details Enjoy this fleeting moment for years to come with a Cross stitch close-up of peacock butterflies, settled to feed on irresistible buddleia blooms. This is a familiar scene in many gardens that can now be brought indoors to admire, making such a fine picture that everyone will find a spot for this in their home. Visitors will be left guessing if it is a painting, print or photograph with such wonderful detail and realistic portrayal of these garden favourites.

Details Enjoy this fleeting moment for years to come with a Cross stitch close-up of peacock butterflies, settled to feed on irresistible buddleia blooms. This is a familiar scene in many gardens that can now be brought indoors to admire, making such a fine picture that everyone will find a spot for this in their home. Visitors will be left guessing if it is a painting, print or photograph with such wonderful detail and realistic portrayal of these garden favourites.

Pre-chilling the seed before sowing by mixing it with a little damp compost, sealing it in a polythene bag and placing it in the fridge (not freezer) for 4 weeks can often help hasten germination. Sow from late winter to early summer in John Innes Seed Compost just covering the seed with compost. Make sure that the compost is moist but not wet and seal in a polythene bag until after germination which usually takes 20-30 days at 21-24C (70-75F).

An exciting breeding breakthrough has produced this astonishing patio buddleja! The short stems and compact growing habit make it perfect for growing in patio containers and small gardens. In summer Buddleja Buzz® Magenta produces masses of fragrant, dense flower spikes that will attract clouds of butterflies to your garden. Like its larger relatives, this dwarf Butterfly Bush is hardy and easy to grow in almost any situation. Height and spread: 120cm (48").

A perfect gift for a gardening enthusiast, each antique metal rose label has an identification name on them HT Hot Silk, HT Mrs Henry Bowles (2 labels), HT Etoile de Hollande, HT Emma Wright (2), HT Betty Uprichard (2), HT Lady Inchiquin (2), HT Mabel Morse and HT Madame Butterfly.

Buddleia (Butterfly Bush) Pink Delight x 5 plants Product code: BUDPNK5 Traditional garden favourite shrub, this Buddleia has soft pink flowers. Very attractive to butterflies and other beneficial insects. £9.99 Qty: Add to barrow Add to Wishlist Plant also available in these sizes: x5 Young Plants Young Plants - sold in multiples of 5 or 6 plants. These are ready for planting straight out into their final position. The plants are usually 7-12cm in height from the base of the root ball...

A new twist on a much-loved garden favourite, ‘Buzz’™ is the world's first patio buddleja! These attractive, compact plants are loved by bees and butterflies, but won't take over your garden. Buddleja ‘™ Ivory’ is easy to grow and problem-free with a super long-flowering period. Perfectly proportioned for patio pots and smaller gardens. Height and spread: 120cm (47”).

Buddleias are sometimes called Butterfly bushes because of the attraction their flowers have for butterflies. The summer flowering is beautiful with blossom throughout the summer guaranteed to create an impact with its dense spikes of fragrant flowers. Its blossom is abundant and last from July through to October. To get the best flowers it is important to prune these shrubs back hard in spring (March) and to remove faded flowers in summer, as these will encourage a second flush of flowers.

Butterfly Bush is a beautiful summer design, a fragrant mix of florals attract not only Butterflies but an inquisitive Cat, a gorgeous Counted Cross Stitch design from Vervaco. From an original design by Jane Haywood.

Position: full sun or partial shade Soil: fertile, well-drained Rate of growth: average Flowering period: May to June Flower colour: yellow aging to coral Other features: beautiful foliage colour Hardiness: fully hardy Copper-flushed green leaves emerge in spring on the gracefully arching, reddish stems. From early summer these are accompanied by clusters of small, trumpet-shaped yellow flowers, which turn a coral colour as they mature, and act as a magnet to butterflies. This suckering...

Buddleia (Butterfly Bush) Royal Red x 5 plants Product code: BUDRED5 Traditional garden favourite shrub, this Buddleia has rich red flower spikes. Very easy to grow and care for. These Buddleia plants will stand out for all to admire in your garden. Attractive to beneficial insects. £9.99 Qty: Add to barrow Add to Wishlist Plant also available in these sizes: x5 Young Plants Young Plants - sold in multiples of 5 or 6 plants. These are ready for planting straight out into their final...

Description The humble 'Butterfly Bush' or Buddleja has experienced something of a renaissance of popularity in recent years with highlighted interest in planting for insects. Tremendously valuable nectar plant for Bees and Butterflies, this easy sun loving shrub will grow almost anywhere, but thrive in hot, dry spots. Particularly useful shrub if you garden on shallow chalk, but in better soils, you'll have better flowers. Dusky grey-green leaves with large panicles of light pink flowers on growth...

A Monarch Butterfly Spreads its Wings as It Feeds on the Flower of a Butterfly Bush - - Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Buddleja Davidii Harlequin otherwise known as the Butterfly Bush is a fast-growing shrub with arching stems of striking variegated creamy white margined foliage, yellow-margined when young. Masses of fragrant panicles of dark purple-red flowers are produced in mid summer to early autumn. Max Height 3m. Max Spread 5m. Flowers May to August. Full sun. Hardy. Water thoroughly before planting. Please remember plants are living and the appearance of the plants will change with the seasons. During...

Position: full sun Soil: fertile, well-drained soil Rate of growth: fast-growing Flowering period: July to September Flower colour: dark red-purple Other features: autumn colour, scented flowers attractive to butterflies Hardiness: fully hardy Clusters of fragrant, dark red-purple flowers, which are very attractive to butterflies, top the gently arching branches from midsummer. This butterfly bush produces some of the largest blooms currently available, and if the shrub is pruned...

This pipe can be seen to have more of a female persuation due to the buttefly, however it will still do a very good job, and all of colour lines wrapping round the clear glass pipe can give the smoke the effect of changing colour.

Position: full sun. Soil: fertile, well-drained soil. Rate of growth: fast growing. Flowering period: July to September. Flower colour: pink and orange. Other features: very attractive to butterflies and bees. Hardiness: fully hardy On arching branches with dark green leaves, this distinctive cultivar produces striking clusters of purple buds, which open to reveal bicoloured blooms in shades of pink and orange, fading to bronze as the flowers mature during mid to late summer. With a sweet...

WOODWICK Candle Butterfly Garden Dance Sheer Glow 21oz Butterfly Bush with Hibiscus, Honeysuckle and Violets WOODWICK Candle Butterfly Garden Dance Sheer Glow 21oz Butterfly Bush with Hibiscus, Honeysuckle and Violets Butterfly Garden: The fresh scent of the beautiful butterfly bush with notes of hibiscus, honeysuckle, and violets These glass designs "dance" with light as the flame glows. WoodWick candles feature a natural organic wooden wick to create the soothing sound of a crackling fire...

Buddleia (Butterfly Bush) Purple x 1 litre pot Product code: BUDPURPLIT Traditional garden favourite shrub, this Buddleia has rich purple flower spikes. Very easy to grow and care for. These Buddleia plants will stand out for all to admire in your garden. Attractive to beneficial insects. Now available in our new 1 litre (13cm pot) format for immediate impact in your garden when planted. This product will be shipped: July 2013. £9.95 Qty: Add to barrow Add to Wishlist Plant also available...

Make sure the root ball of Butterfly Bush is well-moistened by soaking it in a bucket of lukewarm water before planting. Prepare a suitable hole in fertile soil. Improve poor garden soil by adding compost and granulated cow manure. Plant the root ball of Butterfly Bush at the appropriate depth in the hole - the top of the root ball should be just slightly below ground level. Fill the hole with soil and press firmly down. Water immediately after planting. The Butterfly Bush should stand in full sun...