These long panicles of deliciously fragrant and gorgeous blooms come from my buddleia, better known as a butterfly bush. It smells so sweet that it's no wonder butterflies flock to it. Mine is a variety called Royal Red, though it's not even close to being red in color. An easy plant to grow and propagate. In the South, this shrub can get almost tree-sized.
Here is a picture of the whole bush. This one was only planted last year. Keep it dead-headed and it will keep putting out new blooms for a much longer period of time.
These long panicles of deliciously fragrant and gorgeous blooms come from my buddleia, better known as a butterfly bush. It smells so sweet that it's no wonder butterflies flock to it. Mine is a variety called Royal Red, though it's not even close to being red in color. An easy plant to grow and propagate. In the South, this shrub can get almost tree-sized. 
Here is a picture of the whole bush. This one was only planted last year. Keep it dead-headed and it will keep putting out new blooms for a much longer period of time. 
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I just planted two this year, a white and a dwarf blue. Looking forward to seeing them in bloom. Hope they're fragrant, too. That's just a bonus!
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