Ceanothus integerrimus (Deerbrush) Size:3"x9" SE occasionally flowering again in early

occasionally flowering again in early fall due to late summer water stress

in moist rocky areas

globed shaped buds opening into clusters of 5-12 white flowers with greenish centers occurring terminally

Watering needs: Low water

Ceanothus integerrimus (Deerbrush) Size:3"x9" SE occasionally flowering again in earlyPlant Description: This plant is an erect, loosely branched medium size shrub. Young bark is yellow to pale green striated, and may retain the green striping of twigs for many years, before turning gray. Leaves are oblong to broadly oval with a sharp tip. Three distinctive veins run through the leaf that are highly visible on the undersides, edges are smooth, and covered in small hairs (pubescent). Deer brush has attractive white, lilac, or pink