Buddleia 'Adonis blue Adokeep'   /   Buddleia davidii 'Adonis blue Adokeep'

Areas of origin: China. Discovered in 1869 by the abbot David. Introduced in 1895.

Adult Dimensions: Height up to 3 metres, width up to 3 metres (9.8').

Foliage: Deciduous.

Soil type: All.

Hardiness: Hardy tolerant to -20°C.

Exposure: Full sun.

Speed of growth: Up to 1.5 metres in the first year.

Characteristics and Uses:
The flowers of the Buddleia or butterfly bush are fragrant, with long panicles and attract butterflies. Its blossom is abundant and last from July through to October.
The Buddleia is very vigorous and it can be pruned hard in winter. It can be planted on its own, in a group or in mixed hedges.

List of Buddleia:
Buddleia 'Mauve', mauve blossom
Buddleia 'Nanho purple', crimson blossom, dwarf form of 'Royal Red', adult height less than 2 m (79").
Buddleia 'Pink delight', deep pink blossom
Buddleia 'Royal Red', crimson blossom
Buddleia 'White profusion', white blossom
See the Buddleia catalogue