Ceanothus ‘Joyce Coulter’ (Joyce Coulter Mountain Lilac)

Groundcover

Jan 24

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Ceanothus ‘Joyce Coulter’
Joyce Coulter Mountain Lilac

Photographed in February

Characteristics

Height: 3 - 5 ft

Width: 8 – 12 ft

Hardiness: Very Hardy

Natural Setting: Natural cultivar of Ceanothus species

Plant Type: Shrub, Groundcover

Dormancy: Evergreen

Form: Prostrate

Growth Rate: Fast

Flower Season: Spring

Soil: Adaptable

Sun Exposure: Sun closer to the coast, and sun or partial shade inland

Water Requirements: Low-moderate once established

Summer Dry: Summer dry

Cold Tolerance: 15 degrees F

Overview

This particular cultivar is a groundcover or low-spreading shrub, known for its dense growth habit and ability to cover large areas with lush foliage. Great for covering large areas.

Care & Maintenance

Ceanothus are prone to disease when watered during the summer months. Plant them in fall or early winter to get established before summer arrives. Don’t plant near lawns or watered areas.

Uses

Good groundcover for slopes and banks.

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