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Do Ceanothuses poison the soil?
Six years ago, I planted a ceanothus. It was supposed to grow 3 - 4' high and wide. About this time last year, it had got to about 6' high and wide and was showing no signs of stopping. It was sprawling onto the lawn and killing the grass. Any attempt to cut it back was taken as encouragement to grow another foot or so. It was beautiful, but it was a thug. I cut it off six inches above the ground. I thought it might sprout back but it didn't and I didn't mind. The ground where it used to be is still weed-free. I wasn't surprised to see no weeds when I first cut it, as it was such dry dense shade, but after a year I expect to see a few opportunists. Do ceanothuses poison the soil? I'd like to plant something with better manners in its place, but if it'll just die off I'll save my money and energy - the stump's still there and it'll take some fetching out. -- Sally Holmes Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England |
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