
I wonder if this particular cultivar is more susceptible to root rot because a couple of year ago, another Buddleia 'Lochinich' also died from root rot, but I haven't had trouble with my other Buddleias. Or maybe these two just happened to each be in a place that didn't suit them.

Since it is sad to see dying plants, I will end on a prettier note. How about this Morning Glory on the deck railing? Not much phases it. And the kitties like to sleep under it.

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I used to get sad over the demise of certain plants but now I just yank 'em out and put in something that is tougher! I have no time to coddle plants!! Only the strong survive. I had a pale lavender B.bush that succumbed to rot too last year.
Hi, Jennifer, I am getting better about not worrying so much if a plant dies! I, too, am working on planting the stronger plants because there is just too much to battle - gardenwise - around here!!! :) Thanks for stopping by! :)
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