Cupressus macnabiana 'Blue' Black Flowers creeping figs (Ficus pumila) or

creeping figs (Ficus pumila) or climbing evergreen hydrangeas (Hydrangea seemanii)

native from the Siskiyou mountains south to northern Baja California

A staple of area dentist office landscapes that can be transformed and transforming in the garden

the great treat -- white flowers dangling down from the arching stems

blooming profusely from mid autumn through winter and occasionally in summer

Cupressus macnabiana 'Blue' Black Flowers creeping figs (Ficus pumila) orNative to the foothills of the Sierra Cascades, this handsome, drought andapted, often multi trunked tree can reach 25 ft but often stays smaller. This one has particularly blue foliage and bark that appears reddish. Great for screening informal hedge where your hose won't reach. Lean, well drained soil in sun is best with heat and very little summer water. Frost hardy to 5F, mid USDA zone 6. SHASTA CYPRESS Cupressaceae