64+ Ceanothus On Wall

For pruning just keep the shrub tidy but basically let it do it s own thing. Whether growing a free standing or a wall trained shrub a deciduous or an evergreen here s all you need to know to get the best from your plant.

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Ceanothus on wall!!!

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. California lilacs are extremely versatile and can be planted as specimens screens hedges patio trees groundcovers on dry banks and slopes or in mixed borders with perennials grasses and other flowering shrubs. Spacing of lilacs syringa spp ceanothus spp in a hedge depends on the lilac types used their growing conditions and your willingness to prune. Arching branches are lined with small neat very dark green leaves which beautifully set off the mass of clusters of small dark blue flowers opening from red buds in spring.

This means they are quite happy growing against walls using them as supports. Click here to see all ceanothus varieties. Daisybelle ceanothus are what s known as wall shrubs. Low growing ceanothus varieties work well on slopes where an erosion preventing ground cover is desired or cascading over walls.

One of the most strikingly beautiful is ceanothus concha which produces a dazzling display or intensely dark blue flowers for several weeks in may and june perfectly offset by the small glossy dark green leaves. Opening from reddish purple buds the flowers are so profuse that they literally cover the bush transforming the plant in an explosion of blue. Lilac hedges with colorful often fragrant blooms provide privacy and beautify the landscape. Ideal for a sunny sheltered position ceanothus are shrubs which can grow to 10 feet tall if planted in a sheltered sunny position.

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