Ceanothus thyrsiflorus 'Umpqua Sky', California Lilac dry shade brightening it noticeably — a

brightening it noticeably — a different flower from the spike of most Hebes

In late winter you will follow your nose to this earliest-blooming shrub to enjoy the sweet

The dark foliage comes from the S

Artfully dense & contuored branches with dark green leaves

given the best conditions

Ceanothus thyrsiflorus 'Umpqua Sky', California Lilac dry shade brightening it noticeably — aAn excellent native selection hails from southwestern Oregon, near the Umpqua River, from which it is named. A prolific bloomer with clouds of soft blue blooms during late spring. This fast growing, incredibly drought tolerant Ceanothus can be tree or shrub like depending on pruning and conditions. It will enjoy full sun to partial shade and tolerates clay soils well. A Xera Plants introduction. Mature size: 18 ft T x 9 ft W in 7 years Minimum