Not the usual buddleia we know, but the buddleia globosa. It stands on one of our town squares every Summer for many years in its pot and disappears during the colder months.
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Oh these appear to be on fire. Beautiful Pat 😀
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I have seen them for years and now have a photo. They are very Impressive
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They always remind me about my early childhood memories 🙂
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We do not see them often here
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Actually, it is Lantana camara, although it resembles Buddleja globosa.
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We have so much lantana here in the Florida Panhandle. My next door neighbor thought it was a weed and mowed it. Needles to say, his wife was furious.
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Lantana camara, or perhaps other species of Lantana, may be invasively naturalized in parts of Florida.
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Thanks so much, Tony. It pays to not shop the big box stores here that label everything ‘Lantana,’ and go to the independent nurseries that carry only native plants.
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There should be a lot more than Lantana even at big box stores. If Lantana is too aggressively invasive there, it may no longer be available in nurseries. Or, invasive types may be unavailable, while more docile or sterile cultivars are available instead.
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Thanks for the information
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You are welcome. I just got pictures of the same today.
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They look so pretty
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😃
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