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Environment & Energy

hunter

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3. It's not terribly invasive here where I live in California, it's too dry.

Reply to dipsydoodle (Original post)

Tue Jul 15, 2014, 12:05 PM

Jul 2014

But it is a problem in Western Oregon and many other wetter places.

http://extension.oregonstate.edu/gardening/node/756

We've got some in our yard, but I leave it be. Butterflies and other insects do enjoy it.

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Buddleia: The plant that dominates Britain's railways. [View all] dipsydoodle Jul 2014 OP

Interesting post . Thank you. nt littlemissmartypants Jul 2014 #1

and each plant produces a brazilian seeds pscot Jul 2014 #2

It's not terribly invasive here where I live in California, it's too dry. hunter Jul 2014 #3