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Buddleia x Miss Molly

Miss Molly Butterfly Bush (Summer Lilac): Patent PP23,425

  • »  non-invasive variety
  • »  Sangria-red summer flowers
  • »  Attract butterflies and hummingbirds
  • »  Compact
  • »  Deer resistant
  • »  Fragrant flower
  • »  Heat tolerant
  • »  Drought tolerant

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What a great companion plant to the already wildly popular Proven Winners®/Color Choice® Butterfly Bush, 'Miss Ruby'. Both are equal parts great form, great bloom and stunning color and both are part of the breeding program at North Carolina State that has produced a succession of great landscape plants. 'Miss Molly' with its stunning, deep, sangria red flowers will be impossible to ignore in the garden. It's a color that is groundbreaking for Buddleia and you will see plenty of it since this plant is a blooming machine with 4 to 6" cones of small, fragrant flowers that seem to be available from July into September in an inexhaustable supply. With its dense, neat form, 'Miss Molly' is perfect selection for grouping on a border for a supreme summer show in a full sun area but it will also be a great specimen on its own near the house where you can admire its color even more along with the flocks of butterflies and hummingbirds it will attract.

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Proven Winners® Gardener Channel: Proven Winners® Miss Molly Buddleia

Foliage Color
• Green
Maintenance and Care
• Drought Tolerant
• Mass Planting
Critter Resistance
• Deer Resistant
Flower Color
• Red
Programs
• Proven Winners
Season of Interest (Flowering)
• Summer Bloomer
• Late Summer
Exposure
• Full Sun
• Partial Sun
Habit
• Upright
Soil Moisture
• Dry Soil
• Average Water
• Moist, Well-Drained
Growing & Maintenance Tips for Buddleia x Miss Molly

Requires well-drained soils. Prune in late spring, after new growth has begun to emerge, cutting back to just above a set of large, healthy buds. In cold climates, butterfly bush can be very late to show signs of new growth.

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