65+ Ceanothus Leaf

They prefer full sun but can tolerate light shade in the hottest climates. A garden favourite ceanothus are known and grown for their impressive flowering display.

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Ceanothus the california lilac is a lineage of woody shrubs in the family rhamnaceae that is diverse in form and ecology and in cludes several of the most drought tolerant species of the california chaparral jacobsen et al 2008. Blumeriella ceanothi formerly cylindrosporium ceanothi and septoria ceanothi have been reported and or found from all states. Ceanothus species are easily identified by a unique leaf venation shared by all plants within this genus. Ceanothus ceanothus spp is a group of perennial shrubs native to the united states that usually sport vibrant blue flowers but sometimes also bloom in shades of pink or white.

Most ceanothus varieties are medium sized shrubs. The ovate leaves mostly with slightly serrated edges have three prominent parallel veins extending from the leaf base to the outer margins of leaf tips. Sweetly fragrant the flowers are produced from mid spring to the onset of winter. Ceanothus can grow in most climatic zones.

Julia phelps ceanothus julia phelps grows 4 to 7 feet tall with a spread of 7 to 9 feet. The dark green foliage is small and crinkled making it more deer resistant than large leaf varieties. Ceanothus julia phelps small leaf mountain lilac considered a shrub ceanothus julia phelps grows 5 7 feet tall x 7 9 feet wide. Opening from reddish purple buds the flowers are so profuse that they literally cover the bush transforming the plant in an explosion of blue.

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