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A long time favorite of ours, and the hummingbirds and butterflies, White Profusion is a tall-growing Buddleia that produces elongated clusters of fragrant, pure-white flowers from June all the way to frost. The flower clusters appear at the ends of long and arching branches on plants that grow 5 to 8 feet tall and wide, depending on location and climate. The willow-like, grayish green leaves are a wonderful contrast and backdrop for the flowers. Great for use in perennial gardens and and outdoor living spaces where the butterflies and hummingbirds that flock to the plant can be viewed as they feast on the honey-scented flowers.

White Profusion Butterfly Bush thrives in full to mostly sun and isn't too picky about soil type, provided the soil is well-drained. Plants are quite drought tolerant when established and deer don't like them. Though pruning is not necessary, deadheading spent flowers will encourage heavier rebloom. We usually cut our butterfly bushes back by 2/3 of their height in late winter to early spring, though doing so is not necessary.