Buddleia x wardii KR 4881

Description

An unusual Buddleia species, this plant forms a twiggy, round-headed shrub or small tree, reaching up to 5 metres if left unpruned, though it can easily be kept smaller with regular pruning. It features pale grey, narrow, and distinctly toothed leaves held on slender, wiry branches. In April, it produces small, fragrant clusters of white flowers with soft orange tubes, borne in the leaf axils. A hardy and distinctive addition to the garden, offering early-season interest and a delicate, airy structure.