Ceanothus 'Mountain Haze' - Mountain Haze Ceanothus (Plant) socks

Ceanothus 'Mountain Haze' - Mountain Haze Ceanothus (Plant) socksA consistent performer that has become uncommon in the nursery trade. Blooms in mid spring with blue flowers. Tolerates a wide range of soils if not overwatered. Plant Characteristics Family Name Rhamnaceae Species Name Ceanothus 'Mountain Haze' Common Name Mountain Haze Ceanothus Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Any Flower Color Blue Flowering Months April, May Evergreen Deciduous

Peter Wohlleben spent over twenty years working for the forestry commission in Germany before leaving to put his ideas of ecology into practice

Includes 244 new color photographs and 102 detailed drawings

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Cold Hardy to 15 degrees F Distribution Selected from cuttings collected by Austin Griffiths and David Fross south of Arroyo de la Cruz in 1985 Natural Habitat Coastal hills

Eastern Sierra

butterflies and many other pollinators

Cold Hardy to 25 degrees F Distribution Selected for the garden Natural Habitat N/A

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Its leaves are fragrant and its flowers are a pale lavender to almost white

Growth Rate Slow Endangered Not ranked Growth Habit Upright

Cold Hardy to 25 degrees F Distribution Selected in 1970 by Walter Lammerts

She tells how to use native plants in traditional garden styles