Caryopteris x clandonensis 

You'll love this new caryopteris - it has extremely dark, glossy foliage, a compact habit, and deep blue flowers. It adds much-needed color to the late summer landscape and makes a handsome companion with perennials. A great favorite with pollinators of all types!

Additional Information:

Plant Type:	Shrub
Shrub Type:	Deciduous
Exposure:	Sun
Deer Resistant:	Yes
Mature Height:	24-30 Inches
Mature Width:	24-30 Inches
Hardiness Zone:	Zone 5-9
Bloom Time:	Late Summer, Early Fall
Blooms On:	New Wood
Flower Colors:	Blue
Habit:	Mounded
Water Needs:	Low
Maintenance:	Easy
Pruning Time:	Should be cut back every spring. However, do not cut into any thick woody stems until new growth begins to emerge in spring. Then cut the whole plant back to just above where large, healthy buds are emerging.
Additional attribute:
	Long Blooming
	Fall Interest
	Heat Tolerant
	Deadheading Not Necessary
	Drought Tolerant
	Attracts Bees, Butterflies, Hummingbirds
Landscape Uses:
	Border planting, Landscape, Mass Planting

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