Boething Treeland Farms cultiva más de 1.000 variedades de árboles, arbustos, plantas perennes y plantas especiales plantas nueve viveros de California para abastecer a los sectores mayoristas de jardinería y viveros en todo el oeste de los Estados Unidos y más allá.
Tipo de planta: Arbustos
Perenne-Caducifolio: Perenne
Tamaño maduro general: Mediano
También cultivado como: Arbusto
Altura y envergadura en edad adulta: 5-6' x 5-6'
Portamento natural: compacto, denso y redondeado
Nativo de: Cultivar, México, Suroeste
Exposición: Pleno sol
Riego: Riego medio, riego bajo
Color de la flor: Azul / Lavanda / Morado
Época de floración: Primavera, Verano, Otoño
Características especiales: Atrae a aves, mariposas y abejas / Resistente al frío / Follaje colorido / Resistente a los ciervos / Adecuada para condiciones desérticas / Resistente a la sequía / Resistente al fuego / Retardante del fuego / Fragante / Setos / Adecuada para condiciones intermontanas / Pantalla / Adecuada para condiciones costeras
Tamaños de los envases: #5
Zonas de Sunset Garden: 7–24, H1, H2
Zona de rusticidad del USDA: 7-11
Leucophyllum zygophyllum ‘Laredo’ PP36336 is a broadleaf, evergreen shrub with a rounded, dense, compact habit and featuring lavender-blue to deep blue-purple flowers and distinctive, ornamental, silver-green to metallic-gray leaves that cup inward. It blooms spring to fall and frequently bursting into bloom immediately following rain or humidity spikes. Blooming can sometimes be started by overhead watering. Laredo is an improvement over other varieties with earlier spring blooming, larger flowers, better flower coverage, and improved tolerance of heavy, compacted, poor draining soils. Uses include focal point, informal hedges and screens, mass plantings, containers. It is excellent in desert landscapes and very tolerant of seacoast, urban, and intermountain conditions. It requires full sun; growing it in the shade results in weak, leggy growth and poor flowering. Prefers alkaline, sandy, loamy, or rocky soils. It requires excellent drainage. Water deeply every 3-4 days when installed and acclimating; occasionally give a deep watering in hot climates when established. Let the soil dry completely between watering. Do not water in winter if there is regular rain. Fire-resistant. Resistant to Verticillium Wilt. Deer and rabbit-resistant. Cold hardy to 0°F.
Leucophyllum zygophyllum ‘Laredo’ PP36336 is a broadleaf, evergreen shrub with a rounded, dense, compact habit and featuring lavender-blue to deep blue-purple flowers and distinctive, ornamental, silver-green to metallic-gray leaves that cup inward. It blooms spring to fall and frequently bursting into bloom immediately following rain or humidity spikes. Blooming can sometimes be started by overhead watering. Laredo is an improvement over other varieties with earlier spring blooming, larger flowers, better flower coverage, and improved tolerance of heavy, compacted, poor draining soils. Uses include focal point, informal hedges and screens, mass plantings, containers. It is excellent in desert landscapes and very tolerant of seacoast, urban, and intermountain conditions. It requires full sun; growing it in the shade results in weak, leggy growth and poor flowering. Prefers alkaline, sandy, loamy, or rocky soils. It requires excellent drainage. Water deeply every 3-4 days when installed and acclimating; occasionally give a deep watering in hot climates when established. Let the soil dry completely between watering. Do not water in winter if there is regular rain. Fire-resistant. Resistant to Verticillium Wilt. Deer and rabbit-resistant. Cold hardy to 0°F.
