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Bred to be much more pink than the wild variety is this garden variety of Buddleia davidii. The flower-bearing panicles are long and covered profusely in pink florets, which appear in mid- to late summer. White background isolates the flowers.

lilac in Slovakia in Polana National Park

Buddleja davidii, summer lilac, butterfly-bush, or orange eye flower on a blurry green background.

Spring. Lilac is one of the most beautiful shrubs that bloom in spring. In the foreground there is a beautiful bokeh, behind the lilac flowers in the rays of the sun. A very atmospheric shot

Buddleia branches in bloom in a public garden in the south of France.

Garden theme Butterfly bush Buddleia davidii Floral Pattern for Nature-Themed Decoration, Vibrant pink Blooms for Garden-Inspired Wallpaper or Desktop Background

Close up of the flower stalk of a butterfly bush flower.

A selective focus shot of a honey bee collecting pollen on blooming purple Buddleja

Summer lilac Empire Blue - Latin name - Buddleja davidii Empire Blue.

A close-up image of the beautiful blossoms of a buddleia bush. Shot with a Canon 5D Mark IV.

Purple summer Lilac blooming flowers. Botanical blooming garden. Buddleia or Buddleja branches. Close up

$Rather stiff deciduous shrub, 1-5m tall, with angled, downy stems. Leaves opposite, green or greyish, lanceolate, toothed, downy beneath, short-stalked. Flowers pale mauve or lilac to deep violet, with an orange 'eye' , 9-11mm long, borne in a dense, pointed, spike-like panicle, with a strong sweet fragrance; corolla tubular, flared at the end into 4 broad lobes. Fruit a small capsule, spitting into two when ripe.\nHabitat: Waste ground, walls, cliffs, old buildings, road and railway embankments.\nFlowering Season: June-October.\nIndigoes in C & W China.\nA garden shrub, widely naturalized in W Europe.\n\nThe Species is much planted in Gardens and Parks for its fragrance and the attraction to Butterflies.$

Buddleja flowers isolated on white background

Salvia plants backlit in warm sunlight stock

Beautiful purple flowers Buddleja davidii, close-up. summer lilac, butterfly-bush, orange eye. flowering plant in the family Scrophulariaceae.

Flowering wild Buddleia butterfly bush, first brought to the west by Pere David in the 1860s. Buddleia is much planted because its scent and nectar attracts many insects, including butterflies. However, this bush needs little encouragement to grow, since its wind-blown seeds find their way onto buildings and along railway lines. Pale lilac-coloured flower panicles seen here in a wasteland area in Surrey, England.

A cluster of vivid purple Buddleia flowers in full bloom, attracting bees and butterflies.

Photo showing the large purple flowers of a buddleia tree growing in the wild (Latin name: Buddleja davidii). This is also known as a 'butterfly bush', as the extremely fragrant flowers are often covered in colourful peacock butterflies.

A single stem of Buddleia with a fully opened flower, a number of leaves, and two new flowers against a dark background. Close-up and well focussed.

Beautiful lilacs in spring time from Swedish countryside.

Buddleja davidii pink flowers of summer, green background

Flowers in bloom on a buddleia bush. Shot with a Canon 5D Mark IV.

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