Ceanothus Cool Blue Plant, Hardy Blue Flowering Evergreen Shrub, California Lilac, Litre Root Ball Houseplant densely packed flower spikes in

Name: Ceanothus Cool Blue Plant, Hardy Blue Flowering Evergreen Shrub, California Lilac, Litre Root Ball Houseplant densely packed flower spikes in
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 24018954385
Price: 21.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.369 (21 reviews)

Ceanothus Cool Blue Plant, Hardy Blue Flowering Evergreen Shrub, California Lilac, Litre Root Ball Houseplant densely packed flower spikes in

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Ceanothus Cool Blue Plant, Hardy Blue Flowering Evergreen Shrub, California Lilac, Litre Root Ball Houseplant densely packed flower spikes in densely packed flower spikes in a striking combination of deep pink and white bicoloured blooms commonly known as Mock Orange or Sweet Mock Orange Attracts: Bees Hardiness: Hardy (RHS H4)

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