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A garden favourite ceanothus are known and grown for their impressive flowering display. With a little pruning this floriferous ceanothus grows to only about 2 ft high but about 8 ft wide.
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Yankee point ceanothus california lilacs as they are also known vary in habit from ground cover to trees with small tough evergreen leaves. Ceanothus gloriosus point reyes is a taller shrubby groundcover 1 ft. Prune the sides and you have a hedge plant. It grows best in well drained conditions and with periodic deep watering during the summer.It s very versatile taking pruning and training very well. Ceanothus impressus victoria easily the most popular ceanothus we sell victoria has showy dark blue flowers in may glossy evergreen leaves. Point reyes also needs afternoon shade inland and may require minimal water in the summer. In fact when ceanothus are not thriving it is often because they are being watered too much.
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