Ceanothus 'Eleanor Taylor' is an evergreen, well-branched, spreading shrub in the Rhamnaceae grown as a Californian lilac and valued for its spring–summer flowering. It carries year-round foliage and produces its main bloom between April and July. Plant it in a sunny, south- or west-facing, sheltered spot with freely draining loam or sandy soil. Its hardiness rating is H4 (average for UK gardens), making it suitable for many outdoor sites.

Ceanothus 'Eleanor Taylor' is an evergreen Californian lilac that flowers April to July and suits south- or west-facing, well-drained sites.

Ceanothus 'Eleanor Taylor'

Californian lilac 'Eleanor Taylor' | April–July flowering

Ceanothus 'Madagascar' is a mat-forming, spreading-branched evergreen in the Rhamnaceae family, valued for its dense, low growth. It flowers from April to July. Plant it in a sunny, sheltered spot on well-drained loam or sand and favour south- or west-facing positions. Its habit makes it suited to filling ground-level spaces where a spreading cover is wanted.

Ceanothus 'Madagascar' is a mat-forming evergreen that flowers April to July and suits sunny, sheltered, well-drained south- or west-facing sites.

Ceanothus 'Madagascar'

California Lilac (Ceanothus 'Madagascar') | Mat-forming

Ceanothus x pallidus 'La Géant' is a mat-forming, spreading-branched evergreen in the Rhamnaceae that forms a low, wide cover. It flowers from April to July. It prefers full sun on well-drained loam or sand and tolerates acid to alkaline soils. Suitable uses include border planting, ground cover or low informal hedging in sheltered, south- or west-facing positions.

Ceanothus x pallidus 'La Géant' is a mat-forming evergreen that flowers April to July and favours well-drained loam or sand in sheltered, south- or.