Description
Blue Grama Grass is a Midwest native grass forming tufts of blue green leaves 10-18″ tall, with curious “eyelash” like inflorescence on 2′ stems summer into fall. The foliage turns shades of golden brown in autumn, with tints of orange and red. This is a tough little native…it tolerates drought and poor soils, and is reported to grow well under black walnut trees. It will self sow if you allow the seed heads to develop.
Exposure: Sun
Zones: 3-8
Qt. pots
