Buddleia Ice Chip PP 24015 Diphylleia Cut flower stalks off once

Cut flower stalks off once they are done blooming so as to prevent seeding

In re-created prairies

topped in late summer with stunning 1' tall flower heads of large

starting in late May/early June (NC) with up to 12 pendent flowers of strawberry red (RHS 59A)

18" wide clump of teaspoon-shaped

Buddleia Ice Chip PP 24015 Diphylleia Cut flower stalks off once(aka: Buddleia NC2006 10) Buddleia 'Ice Chip' is the latest in a series of compact butterfly bushes from NCSU's Dr. Dennis Werner. Buddleia 'Ice Chip' is a complex hybrid involving Buddleia davidii, Buddleia lindleyana, Buddleia fallowiana, and Buddleia globosa. Because of this complex parentage, Buddleia 'Ice Chip' has shown itself to be both male and female sterile. The result is an amazingly floriferous groundcover butterfly bush that grows to only