Buddleja marrubiifolia forms a rounded bush bearing hairy silver leaves and marble sized heads of orange flowers. As it grows naturally in desert conditions the plant will tolerate a wide range of temperatures as long as it is grown in a free draining soil.
History
Described and named by English botanist George Bentham in 1846, B. marrubifolia was only introduced into cultivation in 2013.
The species grows wild from the Chiluanhuan Desert in Texas to New Mexicoon limestone soils in canyons at altitudes of 600-2250m.
