Origin
Buddleja davidii Butterfly Candy 'Little Blackberry' is a variety of Buddleja from the family Scrophulariaceae. The species Buddleja davidii originally comes from China and has since become widely established in gardens around the world. This particular cultivar has been selected for its compact growth habit and striking flower spikes. 'Little Blackberry' was developed as part of the Butterfly Candy series, which focuses on compact, floriferous varieties.

Characteristics
Buddleja davidii Butterfly Candy 'Little Blackberry' is a compact shrub that typically reaches a height of 60 to 80 cm. The plant features dense, short panicles of deep purple flowers, which usually bloom in summer and attract a range of pollinators. The leaves are narrow, softly hairy, and grey-green in colour. This shrub maintains a bushy, low-growing form, making it suitable for smaller gardens and borders.

Care
This Buddleja thrives best in a sunny position in well-draining soil. The plant is moderately hardy and can tolerate light frost. Pruning in spring encourages compact growth and abundant flowering. Buddleja davidii Butterfly Candy 'Little Blackberry' is suitable for planting in both borders and planters. Limited watering is sufficient as long as the soil does not dry out completely.