then consider planting this in a large pot that you can move indoors when temperatures dip towards & below 30° F
It's happy at the coast and tolerates valley clay
its strong vertical growth habit becomes vase-shaped with age
Many other pollinators use this plant as a nectar source
Add it to your chaparral collection
Ceanothus cuneatus ssp. cuneatus 'Adair Village', Buckbrush Size:0.67 qt then consider planting this inA large, native Oregon shrub for a hot, dry spot that doesn't get boggy in winter. Upright, curving branches hold small, evergreen paddle shaped leaves. In early spring, the shrub is covered with round clusters of small, off white, fragrant blooms. The local pollinators such as bees and butterflies will LOVE you for planting this. Once established, it will be unhappy if you give it summer water. Somewhat deer resistant. Mature size: quickly to 8 ft T