Pruning a Butterfly Bush
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Thanks, just bought one today, I'm excited that it will attract butterflies and hummingbirds! I'm sure the various honeybees and other insects will love it as well. Great tip on the pruning, this will keep it from getting out of hand!
Starshoals 10 months ago
Appreciate the video! Didn't know how to prune or care for my butterfly bush in Branson, Missouri.
dawnblack716 1 year ago
For years, I've been looking for info on pruning and feeding butterfly bushes. Finally--someone posts it. Thanks, Dave!
swami1 1 year ago
thanks for the tips
moron32 1 year ago
Thank you for addressing the invasive potential of this plant. Here in the Pacific Northwest and most of the West Coast, it has certainly become a problem, but people still want to plant them. Aren't they breeding varieties that aren't so problematic??
RHRHorticulture 2 years ago