leaf curl on butterfly bush
melvee
12 years ago
hi everyone. i have two buddleia, dwarf varieties, that are starting to look bad. can anyone tell me what is going on? i just planted these this spring. they are just starting to get blooms on them, but now some of the leaves closest to the main stem are turning yellow, the green ones are starting to curl, and the smallest bush is dying in the center of the plant. thanks for any help.
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