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Royal Red Buddleia - National Plant Network
CTNR180042 098431951107 CTNR180042National Plant Network
2025-12-22
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Approx Max Plant Height: 8
Container Material: Plastic
Plant Variety: Butterfly Bush
Light Condition Required: Full Sun
• Includes one Buddleia 'Royal Red' in a 2.5 quart pot.
• Best grown in USDA hardiness zones 5-9, but will perform well in colder zones with proper winter protection.
• Mature size is 4' to 5' tall and wide.
• Attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.
• Performs best in full sun.
Royal Red' creates a regal effect in the garden with rich wine-red blossoms, gracefully arching stems, and deep green foliage. A season-long performer, this gorgeous flowering shrub begins blooming in early summer and continues until the first frost of fall. Commonly known as a butterfly bush, 'Royal Red' draws pollinators into the garden with abundant, nectar-rich flowers.
Container Material: Plastic
Plant Variety: Butterfly Bush
Light Condition Required: Full Sun
• Includes one Buddleia 'Royal Red' in a 2.5 quart pot.
• Best grown in USDA hardiness zones 5-9, but will perform well in colder zones with proper winter protection.
• Mature size is 4' to 5' tall and wide.
• Attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.
• Performs best in full sun.
Royal Red' creates a regal effect in the garden with rich wine-red blossoms, gracefully arching stems, and deep green foliage. A season-long performer, this gorgeous flowering shrub begins blooming in early summer and continues until the first frost of fall. Commonly known as a butterfly bush, 'Royal Red' draws pollinators into the garden with abundant, nectar-rich flowers.
