Origin
Buddleja davidii 'Free Petite Tutti Fruitti' is a cultivar from the genus Buddleja. This genus has its origin in Asia, particularly in China. Buddleja davidii was originally introduced to Europe by explorers in the 19th century. 'Free Petite Tutti Fruitti' was developed for its compact growth and striking flowers.

Characteristics
Buddleja davidii 'Free Petite Tutti Fruitti' is a compact, deciduous shrub that typically reaches a height of 60 to 80 cm. It flowers from July to September with striking, pink to lilac blooms in dense panicles. The leaves are lance-shaped and dark green on the upper side. This variety is known for its long, abundant flowering period and is often chosen for its limited size. The flowers are attractive to a variety of insects.

Care
Buddleja davidii 'Free Petite Tutti Fruitti' prefers a sunny location. It grows best in well-drained, fertile soil. In spring, it is advisable to prune the shrub back hard to maintain a compact shape. Watering is only necessary during prolonged dry periods. The plant is hardy in temperate climates.