Ceanothus sanguineus (Red Stem Ceanothus)
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This attractive little shrub is excellent in a site that has been burned, disturbed or suffers very low fertility, where other shrubs would fail. In fact, all members of the Ceanothus genus are symbiotic with nitrogen-fixing bacteria and improve the soil for future and neighboring plants.
For a short comparison of northwest native ceanothus, click here. |
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![]() ![]() Photo, left, credit: Clearwater National Forest; Photo, right, credit: Walter Siegmund |
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![]() ![]() Photos, above, credit: Walter Siegmund |
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