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Butterfly Bush King County. Butterfly bush (also called david’s buddleia or buddleia davidii) is a class b noxious weed in washington and its sale has been prohibited since 2016 (with the exception of. Up to 15 feet tall • showy flower spikes, usually light purple but. Escaped, invasive populations of butterfly bush are pervasive in western washington, including clallam, clark, cowlitz, king, lewis, skagit, snohomish, thurston, and whatcom counties. While there is no legal requirement for controlling butterfly bush in king county and it is still sold in washington state, the king county noxious. While there is no legal requirement to control butterfly bush in king county, the noxious weed control board recognizes this plant as invasive. Butterfly bush is an escaped ornamental shrub that aggressively forms dense thickets along river and stream banks. Butterfly bush (buddleia davidii) • deciduous shrub with arching branches; Butterfly bush is a popular ornamental shrub that spreads profusely by seed into natural areas and disrupts riparian habitat.

While there is no legal requirement to control butterfly bush in king county, the noxious weed control board recognizes this plant as invasive. Escaped, invasive populations of butterfly bush are pervasive in western washington, including clallam, clark, cowlitz, king, lewis, skagit, snohomish, thurston, and whatcom counties. Up to 15 feet tall • showy flower spikes, usually light purple but. Butterfly bush (also called david’s buddleia or buddleia davidii) is a class b noxious weed in washington and its sale has been prohibited since 2016 (with the exception of. Butterfly bush is an escaped ornamental shrub that aggressively forms dense thickets along river and stream banks. Butterfly bush is a popular ornamental shrub that spreads profusely by seed into natural areas and disrupts riparian habitat. While there is no legal requirement for controlling butterfly bush in king county and it is still sold in washington state, the king county noxious. Butterfly bush (buddleia davidii) • deciduous shrub with arching branches;

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Butterfly Bush King County Up to 15 feet tall • showy flower spikes, usually light purple but. While there is no legal requirement for controlling butterfly bush in king county and it is still sold in washington state, the king county noxious. While there is no legal requirement to control butterfly bush in king county, the noxious weed control board recognizes this plant as invasive. Up to 15 feet tall • showy flower spikes, usually light purple but. Butterfly bush is an escaped ornamental shrub that aggressively forms dense thickets along river and stream banks. Butterfly bush is a popular ornamental shrub that spreads profusely by seed into natural areas and disrupts riparian habitat. Escaped, invasive populations of butterfly bush are pervasive in western washington, including clallam, clark, cowlitz, king, lewis, skagit, snohomish, thurston, and whatcom counties. Butterfly bush (buddleia davidii) • deciduous shrub with arching branches; Butterfly bush (also called david’s buddleia or buddleia davidii) is a class b noxious weed in washington and its sale has been prohibited since 2016 (with the exception of.