Buddleia davidii Butterfly Gold PP 33807 Echeveria pointed green leaves held along

pointed green leaves held along parchment-colored

including a record -17 degrees F in 1993

the bright red flower stalks emerge topped with light yellow flowers (mid-March in NC)

The olive green foliage is heavily speckled with frosty white dots

I couldn't believe this was really an agave when I first saw an image taken at a garden in Thailand

Buddleia davidii Butterfly Gold PP 33807 Echeveria pointed green leaves held along(aka: Buddleia Budher99) Buddleia 'Butterfly Gold' is an amazing butterfly bush that we enjoy as much for the foliage as the flowers. The 7' tall x 7' wide, densely branched specimen is clothed with small but stunning creamy edged leaves. From a distance of 10', you have no idea it's a butterfly bush. In our full sun trial, we have not observed any foliar burning, as long as the soil has some moisture. Starting in late June (NC), the small, light