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Hats off to this Autumn-flowering ceanothus. It has glossy green foliage and clusters of small, sky blue flowers that bloom from August to the foothills of winter and is ideal for growing against a wall at the back of a sunny border.
It is a bit bigger than the earlier-flowering Ceanothus 'Lemon and Lime' (also variegated), growing to about 3.5 metres high and wide.
Ceanothus plants are only delivered pot-grown, year round.
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Ceanothus are sun lovers and thrive against a sheltered South or West-facing wall. They need a well-drained but moist soil, ideally neutral to acidic; mildly alkaline is fine, but they are not suitable for chalk. Clay is good on a slope, brow of a hill, or other location that doesn't hold water in winter.
Their hardiness is rated H4, which means they will be fine in most places outside the coldest regions, as long as they are sheltered from cold, drying winds. Ceanothus don't respond well to hard pruning, so go gently.
If you want a generous display of autumn colour in your garden then look no further than this abundant sun-worshipper. Leave to stand against a corner of a wall on its owner or pair with splashes of fresh-green euphorbia and Euonymous Emerald n Gold combined with anemones. Follow the blue theme with Irish sibirica 'Caesar's Brother', add touches of purple with Lavander 'Munstead' and shades of pink with sebums.