If you can wait a couple months, I have Attraction, Bi-Color, Black Night, Pink Delight, Royal Red, White Profussion, Nanho Purple, and Honeycomb. My butterfly bushes are still at ground level for the year. I cut them down every year. I wouldn't suggest Honeycomb for your zone though and you may have to check on the rest. I do not know which ones are hardy to zone 4, I just know Honeycomb is boarderline in my zone. I do not need any more butterfly bushes though and I have no idea how to make butterfly cush cuttings.

HI Robin, i have some seeds for a peeking lilac bush, lilacs won't grow here and i have no clue what they look like, but if you would like to have them, they are yours. send me and email. Linda

I have lived in Las Vegas for 40 years The reason why they sell flowers in local Las Vegas hardware stores and grocery stores and Sam's club etc etc it's because they don't care if they'll put out whatever the warehouse sends... if it dies how many people will actually save the receipt and original container that you purchased it in.. and return it as long as it's been within the time frame that they accept the plant back there are really really weird out here about stuff like that... They sell fuchsia plants and gardenias I have tied both on a more than few occasions.. THEY DO NOT GROW HAIR AND I AM A GOOD GARDENER.. I CAN GROW JUST ABOUT ANYTHING BUT THOSE PLANTS I STAY AWAY FROM along with the raspberry blackberry boysenberry etc plants they try to sell out here and they sell..In the end they die because it's so freaking hot out here in the summer everything dies some come back some don't.. Now tomatoes do well out here if you plant in February... Don't forget we get no rain Zippo we went over 200 days last year in 2020 with no rain not even a drop..heat kills everything including your car battery your tires your paint job anything plastic on your car ..everything must be planted in February.. certain plants are pretty little cute and all that stuff .. they sell them out here they don't live oh I forgot it's so dry here the dryness is in your house will kill them ...let alone outside... Remember heat kills everything..pets people if you expose yourself long enough you will die that's how the plants die

Thank you very much everyone of the information. So from what I'm reading, having them in full sun is not a good idea. I have another spot I could move my box too that covered by tall pine trees. They would get sporadic sun throughout the day there. Would that be a good idea? "floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK Forsythia is so easy that you can just push cuttings into the ground and most will root. I've used Forsythia prunings a pea sticks and ended up with a row of shrubs where the peas were." Does the above work with softwood or hardwood cuttings? If I'm able to just stick them in the ground, I'll go outside this weekend and fill up the spots I reserved in my hedgerow with forsythia cuttings and hope for the best haha. The spots I have picked out is all covered by grass now. I guess I should till the row out first before putting the cuttings in?