Butterfly Bush cacti - agaves - aloes - euphorbias - succulents covering an arbor in Mesa

covering an arbor in Mesa

Cut it back to 12–18 inches from the ground in February and it will flush out with dense new growth and heavy bloom production by late spring

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Butterfly Bush cacti - agaves - aloes - euphorbias - succulents covering an arbor in MesaPhoenix's #1 Butterfly Magnet Shrub for Summer Color Butterfly Bush (Buddleja davidii) lives up to its name no plant attracts more butterflies to a Phoenix garden. This fast growing deciduous shrub produces long, cone shaped flower spikes in shades of purple, blue, pink, and white from late spring through fall. The fragrant blooms are irresistible to monarchs, swallowtails, painted ladies, and dozens of other butterfly species. Whether youre building