Пока вы тут фонарики ждете,
Монализу кликну!
Выходь!
Твой любимчик цвести собирается

Бэйлик, и все огородницы приветствую!
Меня выкинуло, и некогда было опять логинится.

Я его сразу и не признала, куды кудри делись?

Баттерфляй Буш у тебя чудесный, цвет красивый ! Я когда видела в рассылках, цветочки такого непонятного цвета, что никак не привлекало.

Бабочкин кустик зацвел!
Покупала в прошлом году, dwarf. Пережил и жару, и зиму.
Но бабочек пока не много

Да! У куста очень приятный и довольно сильный аромат!!!

butterfly bush

Спасиб, сама не нарадуюсь!
У меня осталась этикетка, ща сделаю фото.

https://gardenforwildlife.com/blogs/learning-center/why-to-avoid-butterfly-bush
Why you should think twice before you plant a butterfly bush

The butterfly bush is not native to North America; it is a species that evolved in Asia where it was first cultivated as an ornamental. Because of this, not a single native caterpillar in North America can feed on butterfly bush. Without host plants to feed their caterpillars, butterflies can’t complete their lifecycle and their populations suffer..

The butterfly bush is a popular ornamental plant because it thrives in most garden conditions, especially in warmer climates and well-drained soils. These conditions allow the butterfly bush to produce abundant seeds that easily spread outside defined garden areas to natural areas. A single butterfly bush flower can produce 40,000 seeds and each bush is filled with many flowers.

In these natural areas, the butterfly bush becomes an invasive plant. It's considered a noxious weed in some regions because it can out-compete native plants and destroy habitat. Native plants are crucial host plants for local caterpillars and other pollinators.

So while the butterfly bush may appear to attract many butterflies to your yard, it can inadvertently damage the local ecosystem by spreading into natural areas and crowding out the native plants crucial to butterfly life cycles.