Big panicles of deep purple flowers. Like all Butterfly Bushes, it is IRRESISTABLE to butterflies and reputed to be deer-resistant. Cut all Butterfly Bushes heavily back in early April. They are all late to emerge from dormancy, so don’t expect any signs of life until AT LEAST beginning of June. They all need as much sun as possible. Then stand back and let the blooming machine astound you!!
Just like her sisters, 'Miss Molly' and 'Miss Ruby', 'Miss Violet' is a compact plant with vibrant flower color, but with loads of dark purple-violet summer flowers.
Clear pink flowers on a spike. As with all Butterfly Bushes, this one is IRRESISTIBLE to butterflies and reputed to be deer-resistant. Cut all Butterfly Bushes heavily back in early April. They are all late to emerge from dormancy, so don’t expect any signs of life until AT LEAST beginning of June. They all need as much sun as possible. Then stand back and let the bloomin’ machine astound you!!
Pugster Periwinkle® offers a small, sturdy frame with flowers the size you'd find on much larger plants. Each bloom is a full, dense cluster of soft purple blooms. It blooms all summer without deadheading. Because of their thick, strong stems, Pugster butterfly bushes have better hardiness and winter survival in zone 5 than other dwarf varieties.
Small shrub, grafted on a stem. Growth habit it is definitely weeping, with greens branches, drooping to the ground. Small light green leaves , turning yellow, then brown in fall. In May ,weeping peashrub tree blooms plenty of yellow flowers turning pods as fruits . This plant will tolerate de-icing salt. Staking is recommended for the first years.
Small tree, top grafted with a weeping habit. Its light green foliage looks like that of a fern with a very light appearance. Abundance of yellow flowers in May followed by just a few pods as fruits. Staking is needed the first years. Offers a good resistance to de-icing salt. Use as a specimen.
Upright shrub, open at the top. Light green leaves made of small leaflets. Pale yellow flowers in May-June similar to those of a pea. Pod like fruits staying on the plant all winter long. Tolerates pollution. Trim after flowering and can tolerate a severe pruning. Used in a trimmed or untrimmed hedge or isolated.
Compact shrub with aromatic, dark green, lustrous foliage producing dark blue flowers from August to September. Add color to late summer landscapes. Attracts butterflies, it is treated like a perennial, so it is pruned on the ground in the spring.
Small rounded bush with narrow silvery-green leaves. Stunning dark blue flowers, very similar to verbena, appearing in panicles late July until September. Cut back in spring; fertilize in summer and provide a winter protection. Such a beautiful specimen in any garden !
