Pilea peperomioides Size:6" This is the toughest Ceanothus

This is the toughest Ceanothus and has lavender blue flowers bloom in the spring

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Spring Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 15°F Attracts pollinators Butterflies Container Plant No Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant Moderate Deer resistant Yes Local plant Yes

A cross between a tangerine and pomelo

and vireos forage for insects in the foliage

Pilea peperomioides Size:6" This is the toughest CeanothusPilea peperomioides This plant is part of the succulent family. This plant grows towards the sun rotate the plant two to three times a week to ensure the plant will not grow lopsided. Best in bring indirect light Allow soil to dry in between watering Temperatures between 65 75 degrees Fertilize with houseplant fertilizer at half the strength two times in the spring and summer