established Buddlier Tree For sale ?1300 Ono

[hairandeyes]

I have an established Buddlier Tree that I no longer want as in building something in the space where the tree is. So it's for sale ?1300. Very pretty and attracts butterflies 😍

You can arrange someone to remove it and relocate it. Must be done this week.

Pm me for a photo.

[callmesean]

Are you sure you mean ?1300 ?

[sjw]

think you mean Buddleia

[Jules-and-Boo]

?1300 and I have to dig it up myself?

[Sue]

?1300????

http://www.suttons.co.uk/Gardening/Trees+and+Shrubs/Popular+Trees+and+Shrubs/Buddleia+Plant/list.htm?pl=2147483647

They grow very quickly ......

You could have a whole forest of them for ?1300 :)

[Sean Of Dulwich]

lmao

[chickendinner]

?13.00?

[Robert Poste's Child]

Isn't buddleia a weed? You often see them on wasteland. Maybe it's a special kind?

[Jules-and-Boo]

it grows into large sprawling bushes and has really pretty flowers that the bees and butterlies love. WE have one by our pond and it's lovely, but it does grow really big.

[jenny pink]

Buddleia is a bush,not a tree,and very invasive....also dangerous near brick works,buildings,and patios....

[uncleglen]

2 years ago I literally tore a small branch from a buddleia growing in a garden in the west countryand stuck it in some gritty sand. It rooted and now it is massive. Yes it attracts bees and butterflies but needs keeping under control. ?1300? You are having a bubbly bath.

[red devil]

Jules-and-Boo Wrote:

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> it grows into large sprawling bushes and has

> really pretty flowers that the bees and butterlies

> love. WE have one by our pond and it's lovely, but

> it does grow really big.

A Buddleia should be pruned back hard to within a foot or two of the ground every Jan/Feb, it seems harsh but it thrives on it and prevents it becoming too 'leggy'.

As for the OP and requesting ?1300 to remove it...comedy gold :)

[Sue]

jenny pink Wrote:

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> Buddleia is a bush,not a tree,and very

> invasive....also dangerous near brick

> works,buildings,and patios....

It's only the common type you see on railway lines everywhere which is invasive, because it seeds everywhere.

And if left long enough, it will certainly resemble a very large tree even if not strictly a tree!

To the best of my knowledge none of the cultivars which you would buy in a garden centre are invasive.

[Jules-and-Boo]

cut mine back this year and no damage to pond over the years

[[email protected]]

Do you think someone is making an "ass" of the forum and the people of east Dulwich ??? Just a thought that this might be a wind up.....?

[Sue]

[email protected] Wrote:

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> Do you think someone is making an "ass" of the

> forum and the people of east Dulwich ??? Just a

> thought that this might be a wind up.....?

Don't think so. The OP has posted on other threads about the work being done in her garden.