• Rare variegated variety, boasting green leaves with attractive cream edges
• Large scented flower heads
• Attractive to pretty butterflies like peacocks and red admirals
• Simply prune all stems to the ground in every March
• Perfect for late-summer vase displays in the home
• 9cm potted plant, delivered to your door

Enjoy the impressive attributes of butterfly bush buddleja davidii Harlequin. The rare colourful leaf form gives this hardy plant its name Harlequin; the contrasting flower heads are extra-large and long, and sweet in fragrance.

In spring the graceful stems produce long, sword-like silvery leaves that support the eventual flowers in summer. Some of the most attractive and dainty of British butterflies will frequent the flowers of buddleja davidii Harlequin, adding welcome animation to your garden.

Useful Tip:

Grow with nearby dahlias, especially purple varieties to complement the two plants. We find that rowan trees complement buddlejas very well, especially when the berries appear in late summer.