""Fragile Warrior" Volfie" wrote in message
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Okay, I need help. I went to the nursery and bought all sorts of
perennials that are good for butterflies and hummingbirds and bees.

I usually make sure I have an identification spike in each pot because
I'll get home and not be able to remember what I bought. So guess what
happened? No spike in two (identical plant) pots and I can't remember what
they were. HOWEVER, I did get a name tag, "Blue Fortune" and when I tried
to look that up on the 'net I came up with Anise Hyssop "Blue Fortune".
Anise Hyssop doesn't ring a bell. I thought I had looked at butterfly
bushes and I didn't come home with any. Could this Anise Hyssop, which is
supposed to be loved by butterflies, be the butterfly bush I meant to buy?

If not, can anyone relate the name "Blue Fortune" to Bee Balm or
Coneflowers?

Thanks.
Giselle


Butterfly bush is Buddleia, not hyssop. As far as "blue fortune", do a
google search with quotation marks around the two words. That forces the
search to use that exact phrase, as opposed to any occurrence of the two
words. I just did. You'll like the results.