CALIFORNIA LILAC | Ceanothus 'Concha'

The California Lilac 'Concha' is a dense, evergreen shrub that’s perfect for hillside garden beds, hedges, screens, and more. Thriving in dry to medium moisture conditions, it’s an ideal choice for areas facing drought or water restrictions. Discover Coach Matt’s favorite ways to use this stunning, drought-tolerant flowering shrub in your landscape today!

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[Raszagil]

Thank you, this video was very helpful, I think I was over watering mine!

[decodemodern]

You mentioned that it's 4x4' size when matured. I've seen them usually reported as 6-8' tall & wide, some even go beyond 10' tall.

[wholefoodie]

Hi! Nice video! I live in N CA zone 9b and I just picked one up at Home Depot yesterday. I’m trying to learn more about this plant so I know the best place in my yard to plant it. I learned that there are about 60 varieties of the cal lilac and the sticker on my pot does not say which one it is. It just says California Lilac Ceanothus. I am curious if this one can be trained to be like a tree or if it is specifically a bush. It has very dark glossy green serrated edge leaves. Also not sure how much sun it can handle. Any advice is appreciated!

[sfsarj]

Iv had a few ceanothus and i have moved house a lot
Dont know what the name is of the variety i like best
Its dense very deep green glossy leaves annd a slightly archibg frowing habbit
Others ive bought are spikey looking growth not veey dense bush more airy
Im not keen on that one
I want to buy ut again but want the right one
Do u know the difference between the growing habit of concha and victoria
The one i have atm is ugly and its also havibg issues with brown stems which are dead so im removing them
Not had that before

[marianogarcia]

Where can I find one
… I live in Texas

[SD-coxe]

Once established, how much water can it survive with? In my area, we only get an average of 17 inches of rain each year.

[lookingup]

Is there a groundcover & a tree or schrub type