Ceanothus gloriosus v. porrectus, Inverness Ceanothus/Mt. Vision Ceanothus mass planting Great for dried arrangements and

Great for dried arrangements and even likes poor soil

this is the last of the Osmanthus to start blooming in the fall

blossom in clusters on two-foot stems in early autumn before the leaves emerge

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Purple-black flower buds open in mid-spring to offer fragrant and violet-tinged white flowers

Ceanothus gloriosus v. porrectus, Inverness Ceanothus/Mt. Vision Ceanothus mass planting Great for dried arrangements andA low growing, sprawling evergreen shrub, it's ideal for covering slopes to control erosion, and its holly like foliage makes it resistant to your local grazers. It provides dense cover for habitat, nice evergreen foliage tiny, shiny leaves and lavender blue flowers in spring. Prefers a well drained site, whether moist or dry. At our location on the edge of the coastal range, an established plant does not require supplemental summer water even in full