Description
Buddleja/Buddleia hybrid  | ‘Peach Cobbler‘ Butterfly Bush (B. weyeriana ‘Sungold’ x B. davidii ‘Pink Pagoda’)
‘Peach Cobbler’ Butterfly Bush is a Butterfly Bush cross bred by renowned plantsman and hybridizer Peter Podaras. It’s a confirmed sterile cultivar noted for its sterile, non-invasive qualities, its sweet fragrance, and showy panicles of bright peach-pink flowers that seem to glow in the sun. And since the flowers don’t set seed, the bloom period is prolonged!
Plants grow best in full to part sun in well drained soil, with regular water and fertilizer. Easy to grow and hardy. Drought tolerant. Once established, a mature plant can reach around 6-8 ft in height and 5-6 ft wide. For the best shape, look, and performance, we always recommend a hard-prune down to your knees in April. Come winter, we semi prune to reduce the plants height to prevent wind rocking of the plant/roots.
Since Buddleja ‘Peach Cobbler’ does not set seed, it is NOT invasive and is listed on the ‘Approved Buddleja Cultivars’ list for sale in WA and OR.
Type: Perennial
Sun Exposure: Full sun
Mature height: 6-8 ft
Mature width: 4-5 ft
Hardiness zones: 7-10
Please note: We ship plants orders out on Mondays and Tuesdays only.
UNROOTED CUTTINGS:
- Price is for five cuttings (5)
- Each cutting is 4-9 inches long. May be single top or multi-top.
- Guaranteed to be green, healthy, and alive. Plus pest and pathogen free.
- Guaranteed to be true-to-name.
- Packages are shipped out on Mondays and Tuesdays ONLY.
- If it’s believed the plants are not alive and healthy when you receive them you must let us know any concerns you have within 24 hours of arrival. If we do not hear any concerns within 24 hours it will be assumed that everything arrived in good standing. We cannot be held responsible for mishaps, errors, mistakes, or bad luck after this time frame.
ROOTING INSTRUCTIONS:
How to prepare cuttings to root via rooting cubes inside a humidity dome.
- Upon arrival, give cuttings a new fresh cut on the bottom of the stem. Then set in a cup of water for a minimum of 15 minutes.
- After soaking, gently cut or scrape small marks into the bottom portion of the plant stem (½ inch) with scissors or a razor blade.
- Dip the scarred end of the stem into rooting gel or rooting powder (gel is superior). This can be done without rooting gel, but results are not as good.
- Insert the plant stem into a rooting cube (Oasis cubes, grow plugs, soil-cubes, rock-wool cubes, etc) and place into a nursery tray with a humidity dome over the top. One cutting per cube. Custom individual humidity domes can be made using plastic cups and/or plastic cling wrap.
- After the first 3-5 days, the humidity dome should be opened up or set ajar to slowly allow more air in as the plants start to root. At this point, the cubes should be allowed to become mostly dry before adding any more water.
- Once 2-3 roots grow out of the bottom of the root-cube, the plant can be transplanted into soil.
- More detailed rooting instructions will accompany your order.
