Buddleia ‘Prince Charming'

Buddleia ‘Prince Charming'

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Buddleia ‘Prince Charming’: Bold Bloom with Royal Appeal

With its vivid rosy-pink flower spikes and compact, upright habit, ‘Prince Charming’ makes a bold and pollinator-friendly statement in sunny gardens. This Monarch® collection selection delivers strong colour saturation and continuous bloom from midsummer to frost. Fragrant and full-sized, the flowers are rich in nectar and irresistible to butterflies and hummingbirds. Its tidy growth habit makes it easy to tuck into borders, mixed beds, or containers without sacrificing visual drama.

Plant Characteristics:

  • Height: 120–150 cm (4–5 ft)
  • Spread: 90–120 cm (3–4 ft)
  • Flower Colour: Bright rosy-pink
  • Flowering Period: Midsummer to frost
  • Foliage: Green, lance-shaped; deciduous
  • Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
  • Soil Requirements: Well-drained; tolerates sandy or average soil

Uses and Benefits: Perfect for pollinator gardens, mid-border placement, or as a lively focal point in smaller landscapes. ‘Prince Charming’ brings a long season of colour and wildlife activity, pairing beautifully with ornamental grasses or later-blooming perennials. Non-invasive and cold-hardy, it’s an excellent performer in northern climates.

Care Instructions: Plant in full sun and well-drained soil. Prune back hard in early spring to maintain shape and encourage fresh blooms. Water regularly during the first growing season, then reduce as needed. Deadheading is optional but can help prolong flowering.

History: Part of the Monarch® collection, ‘Prince Charming’ was developed for its bold flower colour, compact habit, and reliable performance in northern gardens. Bred for strong branching, repeat bloom, and high pollinator value.

Final Thoughts: With regal colour, strong garden presence, and compact reliability, ‘Prince Charming’ lives up to its name—bringing season-long charm to landscapes and pollinators alike.