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"EU PVR pending, propagation for resale is illegal without a licence from the breeder" "On BBC Countryfile recently, buddleia was called 'an invasive species'
I think buddleia has been spread up and down the United Kingdom, with the help of 'the golden age of Railways'
The wild varieties 'set seed far more easily than some breeders hybrids.
This is why I thought that more 'plant sale power' needed to be given to the plant breeders.

If it is not already a United Kingdom law, I think that 'propagation resale rights', should be granted to the plant breeders."

It may be officially 'invasive', but it is welcome in this country, unlike things such as Himalayan Balsam.

There will forever remain millions of shrubs to propagate from growing wild in the UK.