Where is the best place to plant a Ceanothus?
Where to plant
- Ceanothus flower best in full sun and can be disappointing in a shady spot.
- Plants need a sheltered location, away from frost pockets and strong winds – against a south-facing wall is ideal.
Does Ceanothus come back every year?
Deciduous ceanothus can be pruned back harder but will take a while to recover. Prune later-flowering varieties in spring, cutting last year’s woody growth back by around one third. Deciduous ceanothus – prune deciduous ceanothus in early or mid spring, before flowering – cut back last year’s woody growth.
Is ceanothus fast growing?
Ceanothus are perfectly hardy in all but extremes of climate. They however grow quickly, flower profusely and, therefore, have relatively short lives in our gardens. As they get older they can get leggy and scruffy and it may well then be time to start again with new young plants.
How far apart should you plant ceanothus?
Space multiple caenothus at least 4 feet apart. Some species can grow to be 8 feet wide, so space according to your ceanothus’ specific needs. Take the ceanothus out of its container and set it in the hole. The top should be a couple inches above the surface.
Are Ceanothus fast growing?
How much does a Ceanothus grow in a year?
Ceanothus hedging is best suited to fertile, well-drained soils, and this easy-to-maintain shrub can be expected to grow between 20 – 40cm per year. Ceanothus is known for its wide spreading habit, so it will need to be positioned to allow for growth.
Is Ceanothus fast growing?
Which is the smallest Ceanothus?
Ceanothus thyrsiflorus var repens The Creeping blueblossom is another low growing Ceanothus which stays under 1 metre in height. Typical green foliage about 4cm long and lilac blue flowers in spring to summer time. You can see the tiny buds in the image as a pale lavender colour.
Is Ceanothus poisonous to dogs?
Ceanothus ‘Concha’ has no toxic effects reported.