We have a Ceanothus Ray was given some time ago but have no idea which
it is. It's also a brute to propagate. I wonder if anyone can help us
discover its identity. The flowers are very, very dark blue - think of
a Greek sea at dusk. The leaves are small and quite ribbed and as the
flowers are in bud there is a reddish tinge to them. It definitely
isn't 'Concha' or any of the well known varieties. Without a doubt
it's my favourite of all the Ceanothus I've ever seen - naturally!
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon

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We have a Ceanothus Ray was given some time ago but have no idea which
it is.

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Sacha you need Tim Longville I think. IIRC he was
interested/knowledgeable about Ceanothus.

Jennifer

Jennifer Sparkes wrote:
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from "Sacha" contains these words:

We have a Ceanothus Ray was given some time ago but have no idea which
it is.

big snip

Sacha you need Tim Longville I think. IIRC he was
interested/knowledgeable about Ceanothus.


That's terrific information. Thank you so much.
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon