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Re: Butterfly Bushes
Chris Longmore wrote:
>
> That sounds fabulous, thanks for the encouragement...They were just so
> beautiful I had to try.
>
> While I was at the nursery three butterfly's landed on one and two on the
> other as I was taking them to my car. One is a light purple, and the other
> a dark purple. They were the one's attracting the most butterfly attention
> in the lot of the nursery. They have a bench there with rows and rows of
> different colors. It was quite a site, I think I'll take a lunch next time.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris in CO
> At 07:47 AM 8/22/97 -0400, you wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >In response to Chris who heard that butterfly bushes can be hard to grow,
> >let me say that they are one of the most wonderful plants to grow because
> >they require no care from me, yet look spectacular every year. I live
> >right between zones 5 & 6 and the only thing I do to them is cut them down
> >to about 12" every fall and they come back every spring to grow to about 6'
> >tall (I have three in various colors). I don't mulch and I haven't
> >fertilized the poor things, plus I've moved them twice .... this should
> >attest to their easy culture.
> >
> >Good luck!
> >
> >
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i'm convinced, too -- will plant one (or two or three). Live in SW Ks
(zone 5)
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