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About desert ceanothus ceanothus greggii 5 nurseries carry this plant add to my plant list known by the common names mountain buckbrush or desert ceanothus it is native to the southwestern united states and northern mexico where it grows in desert scrub sagebrush chaparral and other dry habitat. The plants database includes the following 4 subspecies of ceanothus greggii.
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View photographs and a description of the plant ceanothus greggii commonly known as desert ceanothus. Ceanothus greggii is a many branched shrub that grows erect to nearly 2 m 6 6 ft in maximum height. The desert ceanothus grows to 4 6 feet wide and tall often taller than wide.Franklinii is endemic to grand and san juan counties in utah 16 136. Perplexans is found in the interior peninsular ranges of southern california into northern mexico 36 73. Ceanothus greggii is native to the desert mountains of california arizona and utah.
Its woody parts are gray in color and somewhat woolly. Gray desert ceanothus subordinate taxa. Click below on a thumbnail map or name for subspecies profiles.
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