How tall does Ceanothus repens grow?

How tall does Ceanothus repens grow?

2-3 ft. tall
Grows up to 2-3 ft. tall (60-90 cm) and 6-10 ft. wide (180-300 cm). Thrives in average, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun.

How do you care for Ceanothus repens?

repens in moist but well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade, towards the front of a mixed border. Trim annually to keep plants bushy and leafy.

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.

Which is the hardiest Ceanothus?

Ceanothus ‘Pershore Zanzibar’ One of the hardier variegated Ceanothus cultivars, the exotic sounding Zanzibar sports lime green leaves with dark green splashes.

Is Ceanothus a ground cover?

If you’re looking for a native, drought-tolerant ground cover, that grows to about 6 inches tall, Ceanothus thyrsiflorus var. repens ‘Louis Edmunds’ is just the ticket. This beauty has a long name but it’s short in height for a Ceanothus.

Are Ceanothus poisonous to dogs?

Ceanothus ‘Concha’ has no toxic effects reported.

When should you prune Ceanothus?

Flowering time dictates when Ceanothus should be pruned. Those that flower in late summer and early autumn are pruned in spring. Those which flower in spring and up to mid-summer are best pruned just after flowering. Never prune back into old bare wood.

What is the best Ceanothus to buy?

Our pick of the best ceanothus

• Blue Mound. Spreading small-leaved evergreen.
• Blue Sapphire. Dark purple-green evergreen leaves on arching stems.
• Concha. Larger grower clothed in small evergreen leaves.
• Cool Blue. New variegated dwarf form.
• Dark Star. Deep purple-blue honey-scented flowers on arching stems.
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Can you transplant Ceanothus?

Ceanothus is a lovely flowering bush John and there are a number of varieties to choose from but I am afraid none of them like being moved and there is a very good chance if you try to transplant your Ceanothus you will lose it.