California Lilac 3 Unrooted 6 Inch Cuttings – Ceanothus spp. Flowering Shrub

California Lilac is a popular ornamental shrub valued for its colorful floral displays and versatility in landscape design. Belonging to the Ceanothus genus, these plants are widely appreciated for their clusters of blooms and attractive foliage that provide seasonal interest in gardens and naturalized settings.

Depending on the variety, California Lilac may grow as an upright shrub or a low-growing groundcover. Its adaptability makes it suitable for borders, pollinator gardens, slopes, native landscapes, and ornamental plantings.

This listing includes unrooted cuttings intended for propagation.

Quantity: 3 Cuttings

Cutting Length: Approximately 6 Inches

Plant Form: Unrooted Live Cuttings

🔹 BULLET POINTS:

• Includes 3 California Lilac cuttings
• Approx. 6 inches long each
• Unrooted propagation material
• Ornamental flowering shrub
• Suitable for landscape and native garden use
• Attractive foliage and seasonal blooms
• Can be grown as a shrub or groundcover depending on variety
• Popular pollinator-friendly landscape plant
• Ideal for borders and naturalized gardens
• Live plant cuttings for propagation

🧾 MATERIALS:

• 3 California Lilac Cuttings
• Unrooted Plant Material

📋 ATTRIBUTES:

Common Name: California Lilac
Scientific Name: Ceanothus spp.
Plant Type: Flowering Shrub / Groundcover
Life Cycle: Perennial
Flower/Fruit Color: Blue Flowers (varies by cultivar)
Sunlight: Full Sun
Soil: Well-Drained Soil
Water: Low to Moderate
USDA Zone: Varies by species and cultivar

❓ FAQ:

1. What will I receive with this listing?
You will receive 3 unrooted California Lilac cuttings approximately 6 inches in length.

2. Are these rooted plants?
No. These are unrooted cuttings intended for propagation.

3. What is California Lilac?
California Lilac is a flowering shrub or groundcover from the Ceanothus genus commonly used in ornamental landscapes.

4. Can California Lilac be used in pollinator gardens?
Yes. Many Ceanothus varieties are valued for attracting pollinators when in bloom.

5. Does California Lilac always grow as a shrub?
No. Some varieties grow as upright shrubs, while others form low-growing groundcovers.