Buddleja globosa (common names: Orange ball tree)

This butterfly bush is a semi-evergreen plant growing up to 6m. It has dark green long oval leaves that are downy on their underside. The flowers show as dense balls of orange-yellow, on the end of long stalks in late spring and early summer. They are scented with a honey fragrance and are much favoured by bees.

Purchased from - Ebay 2006
Purchase cost - £3.00
Current height x spread 2008 - 50cm x 60cm
Expected height x spread - 6m x ??
Habit - Semi-evergreen with orange/yellow globe flowers on end of long stalks. Flowers have a honey fragrance and appear in late spring/early summer
Garden placement - At edge of Joes fencing
Personal notes - look up propagation from seed
Try growing from heel cutting