Ceanothus ‘Viktoria’ is an exceptional evergreen shrub with a spreading habit, admired for its intensely dark blue flowers gathered in impressive panicles. It blooms for a long period – from July to October – making it a highly attractive feature in the garden. The inflorescences resemble lilacs, and their weight causes the branches to arch gracefully, giving the plant a romantic charm. The shrub is also decorated with small, oval, dark green leaves that remain on the plant year‑round. Habit: spreading shrub Height: approx. 80 cm Width: up to 1.5 m Leaves: small, oval, dark green; evergreen Flowering: July–October; dark blue, panicle-like flowers resembling lilacs; flowering lasts 3–4 months Position: sheltered from strong, cold winds; prefers a warmer climate Frost resistance: tolerates moderate frost; requires winter protection Planting: plant in the ground in spring; mulch the soil with a thick layer of bark