Pink Ceanothus 'Marie Simon'

Product information "Pink Ceanothus 'Marie Simon'"

Ceanothus 'Marie Simon' is a delicate shrub that grows to a height of 1.5 m. It has rich blooming, pink-coloured flowers that appear from July to October. Also known as pink Californian lilac, this deciduous shrub has toothed, deep green leaves. It thrives in light to medium soils, which may be more calcareous. Waterlogging should be avoided. It grows best in warm, dry locations, e.g. on slopes.
 
Pruning is necessary in the spring in order to encourage new growth and more flowers. Ceanothus young plants should be given light winter protection during the first few years. 'Marie Simon' can also be grown in containers and then overwintered in a cold house.

• Flowering Period June, July, August, September
• Final height 140cm to 160cm
• Final width 140cm to 160cm
• Available February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
• Plant Type deciduous
• Fragrance fragrant
• Use as a hedge, for group plantings, as a specimen plant
• Hardiness hardy
• Soil moist, heavy, moderately heavy, light, alkaline, slightly alkaline, neutral, slightly acidic
• Location full sun
• Flower Colour pink
• Leaf Colour green
• Based on our experience in the variety tests but also in customer service, we have awarded this plant with the title “Lubera Easy Tip”. With this designation, we emphasise only those plants that according to our experience work (almost) everywhere; they are easy to grow and bear fruits or produce flowers quickly and without problems. These are plants that can be enjoyed immediately and without effort once planted.

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