Ceanothus megacarpus, Bigpod Ceanothus sand you can remove flower stems

you can remove flower stems as needed and leave dry foliage alone-it helps stabilize the plant

Prune after blooming

Laurel Leaf

and containers

Integrated belt loop

Ceanothus megacarpus, Bigpod Ceanothus sand you can remove flower stemsCeanothus megacarpus, Bigpod Ceanothus An evergreen shrub endemic to the Central Coast and Channel Islands. It grows up to thirteen feet tall. White flowers bloom winter through spring. This plant is great for hedges, screens, shrubs, or can be trained to grow into a small tree. This ceaonthus produces fruit that is large and bumpy, small mammals and insects eat the berries. Pinch and lightly prune in spring after flowering. You can remove flower