Ceanothus Impressus Lemon And Lime

You ll find ceanothus lemon and lime an excellent shrub for providing dramatic foliage colour in pots or against trellises in late spring the whole plant will be awash with vibrant blue flowers that contrast magnificently with the foliage. An attractive and densely growing shrub with shiny variegated leaves.

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Ceanothus impressus lemon and lime

Ceanothus lemon and lime. This provides a very showy backdrop for the clusters of rich blue flowers which appear in spring. Browse pictures and read growth cultivation information about ceanothus california lilac ceanothus lemon and lime supplied by member gardeners in the plantfiles database at dave s garden.

Other common names californian lilac lemon and lime family rhamnaceae genus ceanothus can be evergreen or deciduous shrubs or small trees with simple leaves and small blue pink or white flowers in profuse axillary or terminal clusters. This provides a very showy backdrop for the clusters of rich blue flowers which appear in spring. Graham rice has an excellent write up on the variegated ceanothus he has grown.

The relatively long and slender leaves of this new british bred ceanothus are an attractive and somewhat irregular blend of creamy yellow and green. Ceanothus lemon and lime is. The relatively long and slender leaves of this new british bred ceanothus are an attractive and somewhat irregular blend of creamy yellow and green.

Ceanothus lemon and lime with characteristics very similar to zanzibar but with narrower foliage lemon and lime is one of the newer variegated forms of california lilac. Plant ceanothus lemon and lime california lilac lemon and lime shrubs in susiwoo garden plant collection. Lemon and lime lemon and lime is an upright bushy evergreen shrub bearing small lance shaped dark green leaves with wide pale yellow margins and compact dense panicles of deep blue flowers in late spring and early summer.

They flower for up to six weeks sometime between late spring and early summer. The small flowers grow dense clusters. A few species are reported to be unpleasently fragrant.

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