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Fran and Moli, I think Buddleia are very easy to take cuttings from, cut off a nice soft but firm branch, snip off any branches and plant in some good soil. I think they take root very easily |
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I have a huge one which overhangs my garden from next door - the butterflies love it and this year loads. My neighbour told me it was a weed!!!!! I am glad she didnt dig it out its lovely to watch the butterflies. When she is home from holidays I will have to tell her LOL x |
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You BOUGHT a buddleia! If you plant one out in the garden, be careful - you might end up with more buddleia than you bargained for... They are a weed - I have blooming (ha ha) hundreds of them sprouting in my garden. I'm waiting until they have stopped flowering until I get to the slash and burn tho' as the butterflies do love them. And the cats love chasing the butterflies |
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