Blue Blossom Ceanothus Size:2 Gallon according to the Washington Native

according to the Washington Native Plant Society Karuk have used Pacific rhododendron in the luck-getting ceremony of the sweat house and Pomo have used the flowers in dance wreaths for the strawberry festival

Native habitat/range: commonly found growing in coastal conifer forests

seeds are eaten by chipmunks

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Blue Blossom Ceanothus Size:2 Gallon according to the Washington NativeCeanothus thyrsiflorus Blue blossom Ceanothus, also known as mountain lilac, is a low maintenance, large evergreen shrub with arching branches that bear year round glossy green elliptic leaves and copious clusters of indigo flowers in the late spring. The spectacular floral display delights pollinators and eventually gives way to small purple or brown fruits that attract songbirds. Like other Ceanothus species, it fixes nitrogen in the soil, controls