Ceanothus Joyce Coulter Creeping Mountain Lilac

Prune the sides and you have a hedge plant. Smothered with fragrant beautiful lilac blue flowers in march which are attractive to birds bees butterflies this ceanothus is deer fire clay tolerant survives to zero degrees fahrenheit no muss no fuss.

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Ceanothus joyce coulter creeping mountain lilac

Ceanothus is a large genus of shrubs in the buckhorn family. Ceanothus joyce coulter creeping mountain lilac with a little pruning this floriferous ceanothus grows to only about 2 ft high but about 8 ft wide. Spinosa or redheart has attractive white flowers.

Ceanothus joyce coulter joyce coulter wild lilac medium growing spreading broadleaf evergreen shrub height 2 5 spread 10 12 likes sun hardy to about 25 f medium blue flowers in spring in spike like clusters drought tolerant attractive low grower fire resistant for defensible space. The joyce coulter ceanothus grows into a medium to large mounding to sprawling shrub growing 4 5 ft. Ceanothus joyce coulter creeping mountain lilac joyce coulter california lilac a coastal california evergreen shrub with fragrant flower clusters that form a sea of lavender blue in spring.

Long clusters of medium to light blue flowers develop provide a showy display in late winter to early spring. If used in small gardens it responds well to pruning. Use this variety as a flowering ground cover plant.

Long by 1 2 in. Its flowers bloom in mid spring in medium blue 5 inch spike like clusters. Natural growth habit is fast low and arching.

Wide and are heavily wrinkled. It grows 2 to 5 feet tall and 10 to 12 feet across and has narrow shiny wrinkled green leaves. Sometimes called the creeping mountain lilac this ceanothus can spread to 10 feet wide or more.

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