BROUSSONETIA, Moraceae. A dioecious tree with pubescent 
foliage and orange-red seeds that are conspicuous on the but- 
tonball-like fruits. Branches are injured in severe winters [6C]. 
B. papyrifera. Paper-mulberry; China, Japan. 
BRUCKENTHALIA, Ericaceae. A dwarf evergreen shrub, 
heath-like in appearance; suitable for the rock garden [5E]. 
B. spiculifolia. Spike-heath; S. Eu. and Asia Minor. 
BUDDLEIA, Loganiaceae. Butterfly-bush. Shrubs that attract 
butterflies when in flower, hence the common name. B. alterni - 
folia flowers early on the growth of the preceding year; the 
others bloom in summer on growth of the current season [6K, 
nursery]. 
B. albiflora. C. and W. China. 
B. alternifolia. China (Jn.). 
B. '“Charming.” (Jy.-S.). 
B. Davidi. Orange-eye B.; China (Jy.-S.). 
B. D. amplissima. 
B. D. erecta. 
B. D. “lie de France.” 
B. D. nanhoensis. Kansu. 
B. D. prostrata. 
B. D. serotina. 
B. “Fascinating.” 
B. “Flaming Violet.” 
B. Forrestii. W. China. 
B. “Fortune.” 
B. intermedia insignis (B. Lindleyana x japonica ). 
B. Lindleyana sinuto-dentata .* 
B. “Royal Purple.” 
B. “Royal Red.” 
B. “White Bouquet.” 
* B. Lindleyana is native in eastern China. 
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