20+ Ceanothus Against Fence

Daisybelle ceanothus are what s known as wall 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.

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Ceanothus against fence

Grow plants in odd numbered groups to provide contrasting curves and select plants of varying heights to break up vertical lines. Landscaping looks in proportion when. Ceanothus remote blue bush lilac remote blue grows 4 to 6 ft tall with very shiny foliage and light blue flowers.

Plant them as a screen barrier. 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. Lilac hedges with colorful often fragrant blooms provide privacy and beautify the landscape.

As for the flowers falling off when you touch them don t touch them d rolleyes. It can be also be trained against a wall or fence or grown as a small standard shrub. This means they are quite happy growing against walls using them as supports.

Climbers can be easy to maintain and quick to establish depending on the type you choose. I wouldn t worry about tying in every branch. For pruning just keep the shrub tidy but basically let it do it s own thing.

Repens one of the hardiest varieties this is a low growing evergreen forming a natural mounded shape. Planting that distracts from a fence s straight lines creates interest and depth in a narrow garden. Dig the soil well allow it to settle for a few weeks then plant your ceanothus to the same depth as it was in the pot.

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