Blooming on new wood, 'Miss Molly®' should be trimmed in late winter or early spring. During the growing season, deadheading can keep this beauty looking tidy, but some gardeners do not bother to remove spent blooms from this cultivar. In many ways, it takes care of itself. Plant in well-draining soil, water well, and then allow the top layers of soil to dry out before watering again. Ensure that this pollinator-magnet gets full sun most of the day.

Well-mannered 'Miss Molly®' has what are arguably the reddest blooms of any Buddleia. A continuous bloomer, this manageably sized Butterfly Bush which maxes out at approximately 5' by 5' will draw in pollinators all season. Bright and jewel-toned, fragrant, and with a nice overal shape, this Butterfly Bush will do well in sunny borders, as a focal piece in a perennial bed, or in small groupings here and there in the garden.