As you might expect from the common name, Blue-eyed Grass (Sisyrinchium Bellum) wild flower seed produces grass-like foliage with a purple flower. However, it is in the Iris family. Usually this six petaled flower will begin to flower in April and doesn't stop blooming until the end of July or August. Blue-eyed grass is widely distributed in California on open, grassy slopes. It likes full to partial sun and garden water. It will become very drought tolerant (even as little as 8" of rain a year). You can plant this wild flower seed in sand to clay, coastal bluffs to interior grasslands. Cold tolerant to at least 0 as it will go winter dormant in bad years.

As you might expect from the common name, Blue-eyed Grass (Sisyrinchium Bellum) wild flower seed produces grass-like foliage with a purple flower. However, it is in the Iris family. Usually this six petaled flower will begin to flower in April and doesn't stop blooming until the end of July or August. Blue-eyed grass is widely distributed in California on open, grassy slopes. It likes full to partial sun and garden water. It will become very drought tolerant (even as little as 8" of rain a year). You can plant this wild flower seed in sand to clay, coastal bluffs to interior grasslands. Cold tolerant to at least 0 as it will go winter dormant in bad years.

Eragrostis elliotii is commonly called Blue Love Grass or Blue Eros. It is native to the United States and it is a perennial that provides visual appeal all through the winter months. The blades are slightly weeping and flow beautifully in the breezes. This clumping ornamental has narrow blue-green foliage and in the summer produces creamy colored plumes that mature to a tan color by fall. Blue Love Grass is drought tolerant and low maintenance and does well in infertile soils. Place the plant in full sun to partial shade. Start the seed indoors 4 - 6 weeks before the end of frost season, or directly sow seed outdoors after frosts have passed. Press the seed into the soil but do not cover it. Germination is usually in 21 days with temperature ranging from 68 - 72F.

Perennial. Clump forming silvery blue needle-like foliage. 12 to 18" tall and wide. Flattened tan flower spikes form in mid to late summer and last until trimmed or felled by snowfall. Prefers full sun. A mounding, carefree grass. Beautiful accent in the flowerbed. Drought-tolerant, xeriscape plant when established. When to plant outside: Sow 3 weeks before average last frost. When to start inside: Sow 6-8 weeks before average last frost. Try planting next to pink, blue or pasted colors for a stunning combination. Adds texture and interest to the winter garden.

Eragrostis Elliotii (Blue Eros) - Blue Eragrostis (Love Grass) this ornamental grass maintains its flowing beauty until winter! This Native American grass is graceful in form with narrow, blue foliage. The airy flower plumes begin appearing in July, maturing to a tan color in August and gradually to a lighter straw color in the fall. Maintains interest throughout the winter and is drought tolerant. This hardy perennial forms an upright clumping habit. Blue blades are slightly weeping and wave nicely in the breeze. Blue-green spikelets produced abundantly in the summer and mature in to a tan by fall. Very drought tolerant ornamental grass that is also tolerant of poor soils. This love grass is easy to grow and care for.

BLUE-EYED GRASS (Sisyrinchium bellum) Grown as an Annual Ornamental Grass, Blue-Eye is a Semi-Evergreen Upright, Clump-Forming Grasslike Plant that Produces Violet-Blue Flowers on Many Stems. Blooms Appear for a Long Period in Summer well into Fall. Plants Self Seed Easily Which Often Gives People the Impression that this Plant is a Hardy Perennial. Avg. Plant Height is 5", Grows as ANNUAL in ZONES 3-6, PERENNIAL Habit in ZONES 7-10, Likes Full Sun with Moderate Watering Needs, Does not Tolerate Frost.

As you might expect from the common name, Blue-eyed Grass (Sisyrinchium Bellum) wild flower seed produces grass-like foliage with a purple flower. However, it is in the Iris family. Usually this six petaled flower will begin to flower in April and doesn't stop blooming until the end of July or August. Blue-eyed grass is widely distributed in California on open, grassy slopes. It likes full to partial sun and garden water. It will become very drought tolerant (even as little as 8" of rain a year). You can plant this wild flower seed in sand to clay, coastal bluffs to interior grasslands. Cold tolerant to at least 0 as it will go winter dormant in bad years.

Blue fescue is a short-lived clump grass that tends to die out in the center after a couple years. When this happens, the clumps should be dug up and divided, and the divisions replanted. Fescue develops deeper foliage color when grown in full sun, but it can tolerate partial shade, and should be grown in part shade in areas with hot summers. Blue fescue is drought tolerant, and grows best in poor, sandy, well drained soils. It cannot tolerate heavy, wet soils or constant high humidity. Blue fescue, the species, is easily grown from seed. To insure the same traits as the parent, cultivars should be propagated by dividing the root clump, and this should be done in spring or autumn every 2-3 years to maintain vigor. Blue fescue usually is grown as a border or edging plant. Its fine texture and neat, compact shape make it well suited to line a path or mark the front of a perennial border. Use groups of blue fescue in the flower bed, and let the silvery blue-gray foliage intensify white and pastel colors, and cool down the reds and oranges. Planted close together in masses, clump-forming blue fescue makes a striking ground cover, although the tussocks have a tendency to die out in the center if not divided often enough. Tolerant of salty soil and coastal conditions, blue fescue is a good choice for seaside gardens. Blue fescue thrives in dry, sandy soils. Use it in rock or cactus gardens to provide textural diversity. Even under the best of conditions, blue fescue is usually short-lived. Divide often and plan on replacing every few years. Blue fescue is a pretty little blue-gray cushion in mixed borders or in rock gardens, but it really shines in groups. When other grasses have turned straw-brown in winter, blue fescue remains steely blue. There are some 300 species of fescue grasses all are perennial, and some are turf-forming and used in pastures and in cool-season lawn grass mixtures. Hardiness zone 4-8

Graceful, Native Grass Maintains Its Flowing Beauty Until Winter! This Native American grass is graceful in form with narrow, blue foliage. The airy flower plumes begin appearing in July, maturing to a tan color in August and gradually to a lighter straw color in the fall. Hardy to Zone 5

Blue Joint Grass is the most frequent grass associate of sedges and is a valuable wetlands restoration species! It is a tough grass that provides soil stability in wet areas and is one of the first plants to reestablish on sites of recent oil spills! This species stands up well in winter, grows 3 to 5 feet tall, and is a palatable food plant for grazing animals.

Native prairie wildlfower, pretty common to find these plants growing wild out on the prairie. Is not really a 'grass', rather is a member of the Iris family. Quite an adaptable plant - have seen this growing in shady moist conditions on the edge of woods, and in very dry, hot, sunny locations in the Grasslands National Park. Grows 4" - 12" in height. Will grow in full sun or part-shade. Space 12" apart. Hardy in zones 2-9. Blooms in May and June! Excellent for the front of the border or perhaps planted along a path.

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES: Grasses provide structure and texture to your garden, offering many shapes, heights and colors. Most will "bloom' with attractive seed fronds that move with the breeze. Cool season grass with clumping habit. May go partially dormant in hot weather. Short lived perennial or can be grown as an annual. Prefers well-drained soil. Blue-green flowers in early to mid summer.

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ORNAMENTAL GRASSES: Grasses provide structure and texture to your garden, offering many shapes, heights and colors. Most will "bloom' with attractive seed fronds that move with the breeze. Cool season grass with clumping habit. May go partially dormant in hot weather. Short lived perennial or can be grown as an annual. Prefers well-drained soil. Blue-green flowers in early to mid summer.

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES: Grasses provide structure and texture to your garden, offering many shapes, heights and colors. Most will "bloom' with attractive seed fronds that move with the breeze. Proper Name: Festuca glauca (Blue Fescue Grass) Fescue develops deeper foliage color when grown in full sun, but it can tolerate partial shade, and should be grown in part shade in areas with hot summers It is drought tolerant, and grows best in poor, sandy, well drained soils. It cannot tolerate heavy, wet soils or constant high humidity.Blue fescue usually is grown as a border or edging plant. Its fine texture and neat, compact shape make it well suited to line a path or mark the front of a perennial border. Use groups of blue fescue in the flower bed, and let the silvery blue-gray foliage intensify white and pastel colors, and cool down the reds and oranges. Planted close together in masses, clump-forming blue fescue makes a striking ground cover, although the tussocks have a tendency to die out in the center if not divided often enough. Tolerant of salty soil and coastal conditions, blue fescue is a good choice for seaside gardens. Blue fescue thrives in dry, sandy soils. Use it in rock or cactus gardens to provide textural diversity. Blue fescue is a pretty little blue-gray cushion in mixed borders or in rock gardens, but it really shines in groups. When other grasses have turned straw-brown in winter, blue fescue remains steely blue.

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES: Grasses provide structure and texture to your garden, offering many shapes, heights and colors. Most will "bloom' with attractive seed fronds that move with the breeze. Proper Name: Festuca glauca (Blue Fescue Grass) Fescue develops deeper foliage color when grown in full sun, but it can tolerate partial shade, and should be grown in part shade in areas with hot summers It is drought tolerant, and grows best in poor, sandy, well drained soils. It cannot tolerate heavy, wet soils or constant high humidity.Blue fescue usually is grown as a border or edging plant. Its fine texture and neat, compact shape make it well suited to line a path or mark the front of a perennial border. Use groups of blue fescue in the flower bed, and let the silvery blue-gray foliage intensify white and pastel colors, and cool down the reds and oranges. Planted close together in masses, clump-forming blue fescue makes a striking ground cover, although the tussocks have a tendency to die out in the center if not divided often enough. Tolerant of salty soil and coastal conditions, blue fescue is a good choice for seaside gardens. Blue fescue thrives in dry, sandy soils. Use it in rock or cactus gardens to provide textural diversity. Blue fescue is a pretty little blue-gray cushion in mixed borders or in rock gardens, but it really shines in groups. When other grasses have turned straw-brown in winter, blue fescue remains steely blue.

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES: Grasses provide structure and texture to your garden, offering many shapes, heights and colors. Most will "bloom' with attractive seed fronds that move with the breeze. Proper Name: Festuca glauca (Blue Fescue Grass) Fescue develops deeper foliage color when grown in full sun, but it can tolerate partial shade, and should be grown in part shade in areas with hot summers It is drought tolerant, and grows best in poor, sandy, well drained soils. It cannot tolerate heavy, wet soils or constant high humidity.Blue fescue usually is grown as a border or edging plant. Its fine texture and neat, compact shape make it well suited to line a path or mark the front of a perennial border. Use groups of blue fescue in the flower bed, and let the silvery blue-gray foliage intensify white and pastel colors, and cool down the reds and oranges. Planted close together in masses, clump-forming blue fescue makes a striking ground cover, although the tussocks have a tendency to die out in the center if not divided often enough. Tolerant of salty soil and coastal conditions, blue fescue is a good choice for seaside gardens. Blue fescue thrives in dry, sandy soils. Use it in rock or cactus gardens to provide textural diversity. Blue fescue is a pretty little blue-gray cushion in mixed borders or in rock gardens, but it really shines in groups. When other grasses have turned straw-brown in winter, blue fescue remains steely blue.

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES: Grasses provide structure and texture to your garden, offering many shapes, heights and colors. Most will "bloom' with attractive seed fronds that move with the breeze. Cool season grass with clumping habit. May go partially dormant in hot weather. Short lived perennial or can be grown as an annual. Prefers well-drained soil. Blue-green flowers in early to mid summer.

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