# Flower
Butterfly Bush Flowers
Butterfly Bush is a deciduous shrub that grows from 3 to 15 feet tall. This species is celebrated for its robust growth, fragrance, and range of bloom colors, and is often recommended for its ability to grow in poor soil and to attract butterflies. It is now considered an invasive species.
Flowers bloom between mid-summer and the first frost. These flowers have 4 petals and can be purple, white, or pink. The flowers produce high quantities of nectar and are attractive to butterflies. These shrubs also alter the nitrogen and phosphorus amounts in the soil.
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Butterflies around Butterfly Bush flower cluster view.
Butterflies near Butterfly Bush flower garden.
Butterflies on Butterfly Bush flower blossoms.
Butterfly near Butterfly Bush flower at sunset.
Monarch on Butterfly Bush flower blooming display.
Close Up of Butterfly Bush flower with butterfly.
Monarch on Butterfly bush flower.
Peacock at Butterfly Bush flower blooms.
Tortoiseshell on Butterfly Bush flower feeding.
Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly Bush flower close-up.
Side View Butterfly Bush flower with butterfly.
Red Admiral Purple Butterfly Bush flower.
Red Admiral Butterfly Bush flower blooms.
Peacock on Butterfly Bush flower spike.
Peacock on Butterfly Bush flower feeding view.
Peacock at Butterfly Bush flower cluster.
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