20 White SNOWBRUSH Ceanothus Velutinus aka Mountain Balm or Buckbrush Evergreen Native Flower Shrub Seeds
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Grow beautiful wildflowers with our 20 White SNOWBRUSH Ceanothus Velutinus seeds. Perfect for native gardens and easy to cultivate.
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Discover the Beauty of SNOWBRUSH
20 White SNOWBRUSH Ceanothus Velutinus seeds are perfect for those seeking to enhance their gardens with stunning native flowers. Known as Mountain Balm or Buckbrush, this evergreen shrub will bring life to your outdoor space from May to June.
Key Benefits
Planting these seeds provides numerous advantages. They thrive in hardiness zones 4-8, making them suitable for various climates. Additionally, they require minimal water once established, making them low-maintenance.
Planting and Care Instructions
For optimal growth, plant your SNOWBRUSH seeds in dry to moist soil, ensuring they receive full sun to part shade. It’s best to start the seeds indoors a few weeks before the last frost or plant them outdoors after cold stratification.
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Join the Native Plant Movement
By choosing 20 White SNOWBRUSH Ceanothus Velutinus seeds, you’re not only beautifying your garden but also supporting local ecosystems. These native flowers are essential for attracting pollinators and providing habitat for wildlife.
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Brenda Cooper –
Hope they germinate sooner than 9 months! Thanks for the seed!
Jean Redmond –
Nice pack of seeds, I got some planted already
henk –
No idea if it works
Pat –
Good seller to buy from