I've never heard of this series of buddleias, Christie, but the orange ones remind me of 'Orange Septer' which I wanted to order, but it was so pricey I decided to wait, until, hopefully, the cost went down.
If these orange ones are reasonably priced, I'll try to get one.
Sherry

Not only gorgeous, they sound good enough to eat! If this is George Ball, I just hate the thought of ordering anything from his company.

Susan

I'll be watching the spring catalogs to see how much they are. I really doubt if I'd find one locally. I saw a couple catalogs that have Peach Cobbler for around $10 but didn't see the orange one.

I just returned from N. Spain and France. The buddleia had naturalized and were everywhere. Still in bloom but I would call that an invasive plant. I have never had seedlings because I trim off the flowers as they fade.

They also had pampus grass everywhere.