This is a Proven Winners ColorChoice Flowering Shrubs variety, Buddleia ‘Miss Molly’.

What a beautiful shade of red. We call it “sangria,” but really it’s an ever-changing blend of red, magenta, and burgundy, far and away the closest butterfly bush ever to the true redthat elusive fire-engine shadegardeners have tried to add their collection for decades.

These bottlebrush blooms begin in midsummer and continue all the way to frost in the sunny garden, attracting every butterfly, bee, and hummingbird for miles around. Miss Molly is very free-flowering, so cut all the blooms you like for the vase. There will be more in no time.

Reaching 5 feet high and 5 to 6 feet wide, Miss Molly grows quickly, and needs very little care to continue flowering beautifully year after year. Cut it down to about one-third its original height in late winter and early spring to improve branching and flower production and let it go. There