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    Has anyone seen a yellow buddliah tree/bush? I am supposd to have purchased one off e-bay, its only small at the minute so not sure if it will turn out to be yellow as i've never come across one before.

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    Yes, I bought one for my friend's birthday a couple of years ago, also off eBay! It's lovely, the flowers are like yellow balls, really bright and a bit different

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    • #3
      Orange ball buddleia (buddleja globosa) is a great shrub for attracting bees, unlike other buddleias though it does not like hard pruning in spring. I have one near my pond.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by digthatchick View Post
        Orange ball buddleia (buddleja globosa) is a great shrub for attracting bees, unlike other buddleias though it does not like hard pruning in spring. I have one near my pond.
        Ooh, I like that digthatchick! Please tell me where to find one (cheap)?
        Happy Gardening,
        Shirley

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        • #5
          Any good garden centre should stock them or best try Jackson's Nurserys £5 a plant in a 3 litre pot seems good value to me.

          Buy Buddleja Globosa (Butterfly Bush (Buddleia)) in the UK

          Though I disagree with their pruning (garden care) this plant flowers on previous seasons wood so if you prune hard in March ... no flowers!
          Last edited by digthatchick; 28-04-2009, 10:01 PM.
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          • #6
            Yes, it's Buddliea Globosa. I had one in my last garden and very lovely it was but a total magnet for black fly. You'll know when to prune it - when it's black.

            From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.

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            • #7
              Interesting - I have never had blackfly on mine in the 12 years I have had it. Maybe because it is near the pond and the dragonflies eat them?
              http://www.robingardens.com

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              • #8
                Originally posted by shirlthegirl43 View Post
                Ooh, I like that digthatchick! Please tell me where to find one (cheap)?
                From £6.50 on eBay Shirl: Buddleia Globosa on eBay,
                Last edited by Two_Sheds; 29-04-2009, 07:21 AM.
                All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by digthatchick View Post
                  Any good garden centre should stock them or best try Jackson's Nurserys £5 a plant in a 3 litre pot seems good value to me.

                  Buy Buddleja Globosa (Butterfly Bush (Buddleia)) in the UK

                  Though I disagree with their pruning (garden care) this plant flowers on previous seasons wood so if you prune hard in March ... no flowers!
                  Originally posted by Two_Sheds View Post
                  From £6.50 on eBay Shirl: Buddleia Globosa on eBay,
                  Thanks peeps, a bit steep for my finances at the mo - will note it as a pressie idea for the future.
                  Happy Gardening,
                  Shirley

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                  • #10
                    there is also a yellow Buddleja called " Buddleja x weyriana ( sungold)), this is a cross between a davidii and a globosa, and is particularly beautiful...

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by shirlthegirl43 View Post
                      Thanks peeps, a bit steep for my finances at the mo - will note it as a pressie idea for the future.
                      They are really easy to grow from a cutting...

                      Geo..
                      Last edited by Geo; 05-05-2009, 06:48 PM.

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