Ceanothus cyaneus x 'Sierra Blue ', Sierra Blue. - Las Pilitas
Ceanothus 'Sierra Blue' is very fast and showy Ceanothus cyaneus hybrid Mountain Lilac that makes an evergreen shrub to 15 ft. Ceanothus 'Sierra Blue' likes sun, is garden tolerant and drought tolerant, with 3" blue flower spikes, and a good life span.
Sierra Blue Mountain Lilac - Calscape
'Sierra Blue' is a tall, fast-growing lilac with a reputation for longevity. It can reach 15' - 2' tall and 25' wide. Vivid blue flowers are produced from April to mid-May. This lilac is best grown in full sun and appears to do well on the coast as well as inland.
Ceanothus cyaneus ‘Sierra Blue’ - Urban Tree Farm Nursery
Evergreen shrub. California native. Graceful arching branches carry dark green leaves. Dazzling display of glowing light blue flowers in the spring. Attracts birds with seeds and habitat. Deer resistant. Drought tolerant once established. Botanical Name: Ceanothus cyaneus ‘Sierra Blue’ Common Name: Wild Lilac; Exposure: Full Sun
Ceanothus cyaneus 'Sierra Blue' – Heron's Head Nursery
San Diego Mountain Lilac: Fast growing, evergreen CA Native Ceanothus hybrid to 15' tall and wide. Full sun, seacoast, wind and drought tolerant once established. Fragrant, 3" long, blue flower clusters.
Ceanothus cuneatus ‘Blue Sierra’ - Xera Plants
Small green wedge shaped evergreen leaves on an arching, somewhat angular shrub. In April and May clouds of soft violet blue flowers swarm the whole shrub. Beautiful. To 7′ x 7′ very quickly in poor to average well drained sites. No summer water once established. Handsome at all times.
Ceanothus ‘Sierra Blue’ - Native Sons Wholesale Nursery
Reaching 15’ high with a similar spread, ‘Sierra Blue’ offers open stems of glossy, medium-green leaves and hanging, 8” flower clusters. These large pendulous flower clusters appear each spring like blue lanterns the color of a “Sierran sky.” Fast growing, it …
Ceanothus 'Sierra Blue' - Wild Lilac - yerbabuenanursery.com
This Ceanothus is a fast-growing shrub or small tree 12' high and wide. The springtime flowers are a stunning deep blue in large 6" clusters. This selection can be pruned into a lovely small tree or allowed to develop into a broad shrub for a fast screen. Provide well drained soil. Tends toward legginess - prune after flowering for a denser plant.