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  1. 24-07-2011 #1
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    Sat on our Buddleia this afternoon, one of the few Butterflies to visit it this year.
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    What a lovely Buddleia!

    We don't have any of those as they need more room than we'd want to give them - though there ARE dwarf versions which I might try...

    (Lovely shots of both insects too!)
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    Yes they are quite big, ours was cut back at the end of April and still managed well over a metre of growth afterwards.
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