Ceanothus California

Ceanothus california lilac ceanothus commonly known as california lilac offers almost everything a gardener could wish for in a shrub. The flowers are so profuse that they literally cover the bush creating a breathtaking floral display.

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Regarded as one of the hardiest of the california lilacs ceanothus victoria is a vigorous bushy evergreen shrub noted for its abundant clusters of brilliant indigo blue flowers in late spring and early summer. It is an erect spreading shrub which can exceed three meters in height. It is an evergreen shrub that reaches 6 8 meters high. The detail that popularized this bush is its abundant and scented blue flowers.

Ideal for a sunny sheltered position ceanothus are shrubs which can grow to 10 feet tall if planted in a sheltered sunny position. Advertisement ceanothus is a botanical genus of about 50 60 species of shrubs or small trees of the rhamnaceae family. This ceanothus is found throughout the coastal mountain ranges of the southern half of california below 3 500 ft and its range extends into baja california. Fast growing these desirable shrubs draw attention with their stunning flowers.

Ceanothus crassifolius is a species of flowering shrub known by the common name hoaryleaf ceanothus. One of the facts on california lilac is that it is not a true lilac in the genus syringa but it does produce amazingly fragrant blooms from late spring into early summer. Ceanothus concha california lilac regarded as one of the best california lilacs for gardens award winner ceanothus concha is a dense evergreen shrub noted for its abundant clusters of deep blue flowers in late spring and early summer. The west coast from british columbia to california has temperatures that are low enough in summer and mild enough in winter to support this plant and indeed most species of ceanothus originate in california and southwest oregon.

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