Buddleia Attraction White/Cream Foliage Plants basal green leaves in October

basal green leaves in October

The clumps are topped with 4' stalks of near white flowers in early summer

The arching genes from the Tricyrtis perfoliata parent makes this toad lily perfect to arch over a rock or through ferns

The 1' long x 2" wide

when it bursts forth with clouds of small white flowers held above the foliage

Buddleia Attraction White/Cream Foliage Plants basal green leaves in OctoberThis hot new deer resistant, hummingbird friendly buddleia is a seedling from UGA's guru of woody plants, Dr. Mike Dirr. The plant was eventually named by Ted Stephens of Nurseries Caroliniana. Buddleia 'Attraction' flowers towards the red spectrum and is a dramatic improvement over Buddleia 'Royal Red'. This is a tremendous breakthrough in butterfly bush breeding and who knows perhaps it will attract redder butterflies.