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Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Lo & Behold® Blue Chip Jr. Butterfly Bush (2024)

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Is lo and behold butterfly bush invasive? ›

Non-invasive. Dwarf, spreading habit. Deer-resistant.

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How do you prune a lo and behold blue chip butterfly bush? ›

Pruning generally not needed, but may be trimmed in spring. Fragrant flowers. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

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What are the negatives of the butterfly bush? ›

butterfly bush contributes to the collapse of food webs

“If you plant butterfly bush, and not native [species], then right away you're removing at least 75% of the food that is supporting the biodiversity that's out there.” And these critters need all the help they can get.

Where best to plant a butterfly bush? ›

Light: Butterfly bushes grow and flower best in full sun. They will grow fine in part shade, especially in warmer climates, but their flowering may be reduced. Soil: Butterfly Bushes are not particular about the soil conditions, as long as it drains well. Poorly-drained soils can cause root rot.

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Are butterfly bushes banned? ›

Butterfly bush is considered invasive in many states, as well as England and New Zealand. Some states, like Oregon, have even banned sales of the plant.

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What month do you prune butterfly bushes? ›

Butterfly bushes should be cut back to a foot tall to promote new growth and the best blooms. You can cut the shrub back to ground level; however, you take the risk of late frost or freeze killing new growth and losing the plant. Hard pruning is done in late February or early March depending on your climate.

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What happens if you don't cut back a butterfly bush? ›

But without regular pruning, butterfly bushes can become sparse, and flowering can diminish, leaving next to nothing for pollinators. So keep pruning to keep the butterflies coming to your garden for years to come!

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How do you winterize a butterfly bush? ›

Move the container to a location that is frost-free but cool. Continue to water sparingly throughout winter. Gradually reintroduce the plant to the outdoors when soil temperatures warm up. Replant the butterfly bush in prepared soil in the ground after all danger of frost has passed.

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Do butterfly bushes attract mosquitoes? ›

The Asian tiger mosquito is attracted to flowering butterfly bushes, giving mosquito control officials another tool to monitor and trap the insect that can transmit pathogens, causing potentially deadly diseases, a new University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences study shows.

What is the problem with Buddleia? ›

It grows well (as a pioneer species) on brownfield sites and on masonry due to its tolerance of lime mortars and concrete. In severe cases, buddleia roots can colonise masonry walls making them somewhat unstable and a potential danger as well as blocking gutters and causing rainwater to penetrate walls.

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Do hummingbirds like butterfly bushes? ›

Buddleias attract other insects too, like moths, and the reddish ones strongly attract hummingbirds. So it's more than a name; it's actually a botanical phenomenon. Learn more about why gardeners love this easy-to-grow shrub.

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Are butterfly bushes low maintenance? ›

The bushes require little attention, so even weekend gardeners can enjoy their lovely blooms and resident butterflies. Butterfly bush is very easy to grow in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil in a full sun location. If planting more then one, space them well apart—five to six feet.

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Can you overwater a butterfly bush? ›

Particularly if you have clay soil, watch watering carefully. If you have an irrigation system, be sure it's not inundating your butterfly bush. Signs of overwatering include weak stems, fewer flowers, and dieback.

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Do butterfly bushes prefer sun or shade? ›

Butterfly bushes are full sun plants. That means they should get at least six hours of bright sun each day. It doesn't need to come all at once – it can be in chunks throughout the day. In very hot climates, a bit of afternoon shade is permissible.

Is the butterfly bush an invasive plant? ›

Although eye-catching, hardy, and seemingly helpful to butterflies and other pollinators, Butterfly Bush is far from beneficial; in fact it's actually an invasive species that can impair the health of our local ecosystems.

What is the difference between a butterfly bush and a dwarf butterfly bush? ›

Butterfly bushes come in 2 general categories- a “larger” size that grows between 3 to 5 feet in width and 5 to 10 feet in height and the “dwarf” size that grows between 2 to 4 feet in width and 2 to 4 feet in height. There are various colors and bloom shapes that come in both categories.

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Can butterfly bushes spread? ›

Butterfly bush spreads easily because it produces thousands of seeds during the course of a growing season. If you insist on growing butterfly bush in your garden, do the right thing: deadhead Buddleia flowers as soon as the blooms are spent, all season long.

How do I keep my butterfly bush small? ›

But do prune your butterfly bush.

The warmer your climate, the more you should cut back your butterfly bush each spring. Even dwarf varieties like our Lo & Behold^® series still need pruning – you'll just be cutting back less than you would on a variety that reaches 8' tall.

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Is lo and behold butterfly bush invasive? ›

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