What is this mini-buddleia-like plant? One found in my front yard, one in my back yard, north-west England

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What is this mini-buddleia-like plant? One found in my front yard, one in my back yard, north-west England

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What's this Plant?@mander.xyzEnglish · 10 months ago

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My phone says it’s a Rose Spirea.
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  Looks like it, thanks.
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