Blueblossom, creeping

Prices (12 Offers) from 2.55 € to 9.50 €

9.50 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244Q - Available

Plant grown in 1,3 liter container - Height of plant: 20/30 cm (8/10")

8.95 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244V - Available

Plant grown in 1,3 liter container - Height of plant: 20/30 cm .
Unit price available starting from 3 units purchased.

7.95 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244R - Available

Plant grown in 1,3 liter container - Height of plant: 20/30 cm .
Unit price available starting from 10 units purchased.

6.95 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244W - Available

Plant grown in 1,3 liter container - Height of plant: 20/30 cm .
Unit price available starting from 25 units purchased.

4.75 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244J - Available

Young plug plant – Height of plant: 10/15 cm.

4.25 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244T - Available

Young plug plant – Height of plant: 10/15 cm.
Unit price available starting from 3 units purchased.

3.75 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244K - Available

Young plug plant – Height of plant: 10/15 cm.
Unit price available starting from 10 units purchased.

3.60 € Special Offer - 20%

1244X - Available

Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens
Young plug plant – Height of plant: 10/15 cm.

3.25 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244SB - Available

Young plug plant – Height of plant: 10/15 cm.
Unit price available starting from 25 units purchased.

2.75 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244S - Available

Young plug plant – Height of plant: 10/15 cm.
Unit price available starting from 50 units purchased.

2.55 € Creeping blueblossom - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Repens

1244U - Available

Young plug plant – Height of plant: 10/15 cm.
Unit price available starting from 100 units purchased.

0.40 € FERTILISER

1244A - Available

– Fertiliser tablet to place at the bottom of the hole before planting. Slow release over 7 to 8 months. Only 1 tablet in each hole.

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Blueblossom, creeping

Plant grown in 1,3 liter container

Author: Planfor
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Blueblossom, creeping

May - Plant grown in 1.5 liter container

Blueblossom, creeping

Author: Planfor
Date: 27/04/1999
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Blueblossom, creeping

Royal Botanical Garden - Madrid.

Author: A. Barra
Date: 04/05/2006
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Blueblossom, creeping

Plant grown in 2 liters container - Height of plant: 15/20 cm (6/8")

Description
Area of origin: California. Introduced in 1837.
Adult Dimensions: Height up to 0.8m (2.6'), width up to 1m (3.3').
Foliage: Evergreen.
Soil Type: Avoid soil that is too compact or has too much lime, mixing in compost will help.
Hardiness: Tolerant to -12°C. Fairly hardy but protect from very cold winds.
Exposure: Full sun.
Plantation density: 4 / m².

Properties and uses:
Very beautiful and abundant flowers in May and June. The flowers have a delicious scent of honey. This stunning shrub with shiny dark leaves is great for ground cover.

Jean-Michel Groult advises you

This shrub, with its vivid blue flowers and its glossy leaves makes you dream of seaside resorts and far away horizons. However, this is an easy shrub to grow which has nevertheless some requirements.

Where to plant a Ceanothus ?
The evergreen varieties are native of California: therefore they suffer in cold climates. Evergreen varieties, more fragile, suffer at approximately -6/-8°C, while the deciduous varieties withstands temperatures up to -15°C, as long as their roots are kept dry. The most decorative Ceanothus is nevertheless the one that keep its green foliage all year round. But remember, whatever their variety, all the Ceanothus need warmth and sun. Plant them against a protective wall. However, it is not in the southern areas of France that they are the most beautiful, but in the West, as they do not like dry environments during summer. Moreover, they withstand wind and sea spray.

Ceanothus like neutral to acid soils, standard, light and free draining. How to know if your soil is free draining? After a good downpour, the puddles must have disappeared within an hour. If this is not the case, improve drainage or plant your Ceanothus on a small mound. In too damp soil, Ceanothus can suffer from root rot, a pathogenic fungus of the roots, which make them wither. Beware of your automatic irrigation system: The Ceanothus hates it because of this fungus!

In a pot, the Ceanothus grows well, may be even better than in the ground. You just have to water it as often as necessary, but taking care of not letting the earth waterlogged. It is not always that easy and often, a Ceanothus which does not thive in pots has suffered from a lack of watering.

Care
A light pruning (a quarter of the branches) just after the first blossom makes them blossom again until the first frost and allow them to keep a compact shape. Do not wait too long to prune after flowering as the plant must have the time to renew its vegetation. It is best to prune regularly but lightly than every 3 to 4 years and abundantly. Indeed, they have difficulties to regrow on old wood.

As winter approaches, you can cut back the deciduous varieties and earth up their roots. Around the evergreen Ceanothus, you can place several layers of wintering fleece

The Ceanothus does not need fertilizer. Unlike a lot of garden shrubs, it does not need either mulch or compost. In one word, when your Ceanothus thrives, do not give it more than it wants for! A Ceanothus can live 15 to 20 years and take on a harmonious shape, while thinning out at the base. Then, It always makes an effect.
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