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Charming pink flowers contrasting well with dark green leaves which emerge darkest purple in Spring. Upright growth. Best in part shade
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large pure white saucer shaped flowers, tinged with pink and green on the outside
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the favourite white flowered variety in the taller selections, material is virus and nematode free
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attractive, divided leaves and large rich rose-pink, semi-double flowers with 10-15 overlapping petalside
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graceful, tall, branching flower stalks bear large clear-pink flowers with golden yellow centres
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Serenade produces masses of rosy pink semi double flowers above dark green foliage. Highly rated variety in US based trials
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‘Blue Knight’ forms a dense clump of minty green leaves. Incredibly long, 25-30cm, outward-facing flower panicles open light lavender purple and deepen to blue-purple with age.
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Beautiful gold foliage which shines brightly from spring through autumn, easily taking the place of a compact shrub in the landscape. As an added bonus, sharply contrasting, magenta purple flowers sparkle like jewels against the dense, golden foliage, pointing skyward on branched stems from late summer. Secondary flowers extend the show even further into the autumn.
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rich royal purple, fragrant flowers are borne on branched panicles from late summer into early autumn
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‘Glass Slippers’ forms a relatively low, wide spreading, tightly knit cushion topped with pale periwinkle blue blossoms held on silvery, branched stems from late summer into early autumn. Secondary flowers extend the show further into the autumnly autumn.
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‘Prince Charming’ is truly a colour break for the Buddleja genus. 25cm long flower spikes will stun you with their bright cerise pink colour. Compared to ‘Queen of Hearts’, ‘Prince Charming’ is closer to raspberry pink than purple. In mid to late summer, its upright, gumdrop shaped habit is covered with intensely coloured flowers and flowers for many weeks.
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butterflies will love the vibrant magenta red flowers! Large 15 - 20cm long panicles are produced from the top of the plant to the bottom, pointing upward and outward on all sides in late summer and early autumn. Smaller secondary flowers extend the show.
