Fabiana imbricata Ceanothus A rare and highly distinctive

A rare and highly distinctive creeping fern with thick

our collection from interior coastal Southern California - stout trees to 30' with rounded form and leaves light blue to ever so slightly golden on the undersides

tough evergreen Ceanothus with a mass of bright blue flowers in spring and small

darkening over time

New leaves are variegated -- appearing yellow with a central blue green stripe and red along the edges -- and very sweet

Fabiana imbricata Ceanothus A rare and highly distinctiveThis Chilean evergreen shrub looks for all the world like a tall heather, but its tubular white flowers give it away as a tomato relation instead. An upright, multi stemmed shrub, to 4 6 ft with tiny, needle like leaves along the stem. Unusual, especially when covered with its tiny white tubes. Summer blooming in full to part sun with normal water. Cold hardy to 10F, USDA zone 8. FALSE HEATH Solanaceae