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Ceanothus BlueCeanothus€6.75 As low as €6.08Stock 100+This is the ultimate deep blue bushy garden shrub. They produce a wealth of deep powder blue flower heads from late spring into summer, combined with Learn More
Standard CeanothusCeanothus griseus 'Yankee Point'€22.95 As low as €20.66Out of stockOut of stockThis is the ultimate deep blue patio standard. They produce a wealth of deep powder blue flower heads in late spring and early summer and combined... Learn More
Ceanothus thyrsiflorus RepensCeanothus thyrsiflorus var. repens€7.25Out of stockOut of stockA deep blue flowering bushy garden shrub, which produces a wealth of deep powder blue flower heads from late spring into summer, combined with its... Learn More
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Martina O. from Cork
15-05-2023
Plants were in excellent condition when they arrived. From ordering to delivery was excellent. Looking forward to watching the vines grow and hopefully we will enjoy the grapes in the near future.
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16-05-2023
Plant arrived on time and in tip top condition, will not hesitate to order again.
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12-05-2023
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Ceanothus is a valued and useful shrub for a sunny, or shaded position. Its often best planted against a south-facing wall
Ceanothus is evergreen and very drought tolerant. Ceanothus benefits from a good organic mulch in late winter or spring.
The genus is restricted to North America, with the majority of its distribution is in California hence its common name the California Lilac. Ceanothus comes from a Greek word meaning spiny plant.
How to prune Ceanothus
All ceanothus species that bloom in the spring should all be lightly pruned after flowering in June. Prune branches or shoots that have become too long with 1/3 in. Ceanothus species that bloom in late summer (August-September) should all be lightly pruned in early spring (March). Not pruning often makes the plants look sloppy in the long run.
Caring
Put the bushes in a sheltered, warm place. All ceanothus do not tolerate a cold, sharp wind. In cold winters the leaf of ceanothus can be damaged by the frost. Apply a large layer of compost in March around the base of the bush.