Plants by Genus

A prostrate form of California Lilac that grows into a 2 to 3+ foot high mound off of which trail stems of glossy, deep green leaves. A durable Ceanothus that spreads quickly to 8 to 12 feet. Forms a dense ground cover but can also be pruned into a low...

A prostrate form of California Lilac that grows into a 2 to 3+ foot high mound off of which trail stems of glossy, deep green leaves. A durable Ceanothus that spreads quickly to 8 to 12 feet. Forms a dense ground cover but can also be pruned into a low...

Waxy, oval, light green to grey/blue leaves on stiff branches foil beautiful magenta buds turning to pale blue flowers. Deep rooted, good for erosion control. Cold hardy to at least to 15°F.

More heat and sun-tolerant than true species.

Small, dark, leathery leaves, silver stems with small white flower clusters. Deep rooted, good for wildlife habitat, slope stabilization

Ceanothus oliganthus, commonly known as Hairy Ceanothus, is a tall and wide evergreen shrub, making it ideal for use in larger native landscapes, coastal scrub, and chaparral plantings. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and is highly...

Good for hot, sunny slopes. Tightly clustered white flowers cover holly-like leaves.

Long inflorescences usually light to medium blue on light green leaves. Green trunk. Deep rooted, good for hot sunny slopes. Cold hardy to at least to 15°F.

Dark green glossy leaves with very dark blue flowers. Relatively garden tolerant

Dark green glossy leaves with long, pretty greenish white flower clusters that never brown on the stem. Exceptional. Heavy soils okay.

Dark green glossy leaves with long, pretty greenish white flower clusters that never brown on the stem. Exceptional. Heavy soils okay.