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Ceanothus “Blue sapphire”
£6.95
Ceanothus “Blue sapphire” is an evergreen shrub with small, very dark green leaves and strong dark blue flowers held on arching stems. It makes an excellent shrub for a large container as it can cope with dry conditions and it’s spreading shape looks impressive when it hangs over the edge of a pot or wall. The young foliage is almost bronze it’s so dark, making it an excellent background for the rich blue flowers.
Plants are supplied in a 1L pot.
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22 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun - semi shade
Soil - Well drained.
Height - 1 - 1.5mts
Width - 1.5mts
Flowering - May - June
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