Ceanothus - Wikipedia Ceanothus subgenus Ceanothus consists of evergreen or deciduous species with thin scale-like stipules, alternate leaves, branchlets that may be thorn-tipped, and inflorescences that are generally raceme -like to panicle -like, or occasionally umbel -like
How to Grow and Care for Ceanothus (California Lilac) Ceanothus are perennial woody shrubs, small trees, or ground cover plants grown both for the foliage and blossoms Most species are evergreen, though some are deciduous The plants produce dense clusters of small flowers in shades of white, cream, gray, or various hues of blue and purple
11 Must-Know Tips for Growing Stunning Ceanothus in Your Garden Growing Ceanothus, commonly known as California Lilac, adds vibrant colors and delightful scents to any garden These evergreen shrubs are renowned for their clusters of blue flowers and can be an excellent choice for gardeners seeking drought-resistant plants
Ceanothus: California Wild Lilac - Portland Nursery Ceanothus wild lilac for blue flowers that attract bees, and evergreen leaves, for spring planting in containers and gardens in Portland, Vancouver, Lake Oswego
California Lilac (Ceanothus): A Guide to 60+ Native Species The Ceanothus genus supports specialist bees that depend almost exclusively on its pollen During bloom, a flowering California lilac is one of the loudest, busiest places in the garden