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Plant ID Thread (Merged)
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The tree/bush plants that have really dark green leaves and dark blue flowers? They're just starting to come into flower now.Illegitimi non carborundum.0
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Possibly Ceanothus, they are lovely.0
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Thats the plant that come to mind when i read youre question(cianosis)probably spelt it wrong though!0
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They are a lovely plant, i used to have one in the garden of a previous house but be warned they do spread very quickly.
I was thinking of getting another when i`ve planned the rest of the garden but i shall plant it in a large pot and sink it into the soil.
HTH
SDPlanning on starting the GC again soon0 -
In my previous house I had the 'climber type' which did grow quite quickly in the couple of years I was there from a small plant to covering a 6ft fence. Nice because it's evergreen and stopped people staring through the fence into the garden!!
In the house I'm in now I bought the 'bush' type ( I do like these plants) and it's growing a little slower, only been in the ground since last summer. But then again the soil in this garden isn't that good, which has slowed it down a bit!! .0 -
ceanothus. they are beautiful."The purpose of Life is to spread and create Happiness" :j0
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> Are they easy to keep?<
Yep, mine was in a clay soil, west facing, it grew and grew.0 -
They are a lovely plant, i used to have one in the garden of a previous house but be warned they do spread very quickly.
I was thinking of getting another when i`ve planned the rest of the garden but i shall plant it in a large pot and sink it into the soil.
HTH
SD
They can handle a hard pruning really well. I used to cut mine back to the main trunk every other year. Kept it lovely and tidy.0
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