Buddleia Evil Ways Tanacetum occurring usually in early May

occurring usually in early May (NC)

clothed to the top with long smooth green leaves

fleshy leaves splay out at ground level and are topped with a short 10" spike of pinkish pineapple-like flowers in midsummer

where it grows far too well and can become a problem seeding into natural areas

Buddleia Evil Ways Tanacetum occurring usually in early MayBuddleia 'Evil Ways' is a stunning Sean Hogan butterfly bush selection that originated at Sean's nursery as a seedling, probably from Buddleia 'Santana'. With bright yellow leaves, Buddleia 'Evil Ways' is highlighted throughout the summer with terminal clusters of very dark purple fragrant flowers. The color contrast of the flowers and the yellow foliage is simply superb. For us, Buddleia 'Evil Ways' grows into a 4' tall x 5' wide deer resistant