Couldn’t get enough of this bush literally coated in butterflies. I thought it was a bushy butterfly bush, but Lucy told me it was salvia. Add to my “must plant in eventual dream garden” list (which is getting quite long).
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Couldn’t get enough of this bush literally coated in butterflies. I thought it was a bushy butterfly bush, but Lucy told me it was salvia. Add to my “must plant in eventual dream garden” list (which is getting quite long).
Feather By Feather 
You will have to post the full latin name of that plant – I need some! What fantastic photos – the colours just jump-off of the screen!
It’s Salvia x sylvestris, and bees love it too!
I could look at them all day! They’re beautiful.
Me too! They just kept slowly beating their wings open and closed, it was mesmerizing!