Origin
Buddleja davidii 'Free Petite Dark Pink' is a cultivar of Buddleja, originally native to China. This particular variety was developed as a compact, richly flowering form. Buddleja davidii was introduced to Europe in the 19th century. Today, this cultivar is popular in ornamental and urban gardens due to its limited size.

Characteristics
Buddleja davidii 'Free Petite Dark Pink' remains compact and reaches a height of approximately 70 to 90 centimetres. The plant produces striking dark pink to fuchsia flower spikes that appear in summer. The flowers attract butterflies and other insects. The leaves are narrow, green and slightly hairy. The flowering period lasts from July to September.

Care
This Buddleja thrives best in a sunny position. The plant prefers well-drained, fertile soil. Regular pruning in early spring promotes compact growth and abundant flowering. Buddleja davidii 'Free Petite Dark Pink' is reasonably hardy. Avoid excessive watering, especially during winter.