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Frosty Blue ceanothus is a fast-growing evergreen shrub for full sun or light shade. It grows to about 8-10' tall and 8-10' wide. Large clusters of vivid blue flowers bloom in spring and have white "frosting;" hence the plant's name.
[More Info]'Ray Hartman' is one of the most commonly grown selections of ceanothus in California. Why? Because it's one of the least finicky of this popular group of shrubs and it looks good. It performs reliably well in bot…
[More Info]This California native is a selection from Santa Cruz Island. Cliff Schmidt has particularly large leaves compared to other ceanothus. The foliage is dark glossy green. The powder-blue flower clusters can reach 5" long. P…
[More Info]Heart's Desire ceanothus is an evergreen shrub that grows 6-12" high and 4-5' wide. It makes a good ground cover, particularly in coastal areas where it's happy in sun or light shade. Inland, it prefers light shade.
[More Info]Hearst ceanothus is a very low-growing evergreen shrub that's native to California. It forms a groundhugging loose mat of dark green foliage that's less than 1' tall and up to 8' wide. Clusters of light blue flowers bloom in spring.
[More Info]Valley Violet ceanothus is a stunning new water-conserving UC Davis Arboretum All-Star selection. The small California native shrub is covered with spectacular clusters of dark-violet flowers in early spring. It is one of the b…
[More Info]Creeping blueblossom is somewhat similar to Carmel creeper (Ceanothus griseus var. horizontalis). However, its smaller, glossy, dark green leaves give it a more refined appearance. It also tends to have a denser, lower-g…
[More Info]An evergreen perennial with upright, dark green, grass-like foliage.
[More Info]This Australian evergreen shrub forms a loose mound about 3-4' tall and wide. It has small, bright green, heart-shaped leaves. Bright red, tubular flowers are tipped with chartreuse and bloom profusely from fall through spring. …
[More Info]This striking succulent spreads slowly to form a dense carpet of silvery-gray finger-like foliage. The upright sturdy flower stems rise boldly 15-18" above the foliage. Clusters of bell-shaped salmon flowers dangle from the tip of the stem like an …
[More Info]Crassula alba var. parvisepala is one of three recognized subspecies of Crassula alba. It produces succulent rosettes that grow to about 9" tall and wide. The leaves are green with densely scattered maroon spots, s…
[More Info]Red Pagoda crassula has fascinating orangey-red, triangular leaves that are tightly arranged in geometric spirals around the stems. Clusters of white flowers bloom in summer. Hardy to 20-25°F. Red Pagoda can be planted in …
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