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Elijah Blue Fescue (Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue') is a striking ornamental grass known for its distinctive blue foliage and compact, mounded growth habit. This cultivar of blue fescue grass is highly valued in gardens and landscapes for its color, texture and ease of care. Appearance: 'Elijah Blue' features fine, needle-like leaves that maintain a beautiful steel blue to powdery blue color throughout the growing season. The grass forms dense, rounded tufts or clumps, typically reaching about 6 in.to 10 in. H and spreading 8 in. to 12 in. W. The compact size and neat form make it a versatile choice for various garden settings. Flowers: In early to mid-summer, Elijah Blue Fescue produces tall, slender stalks that rise above the foliage, bearing small, light green to blue-tinged flowers. The flower stalks can reach up to 12 in. to 18 in. H. Growth Habit: This cultivar has a clumping growth habit, with the foliage densely packed into neat, mounded tufts. It does not spread aggressively, making it easy to manage and ideal for small spaces or as a border plant. Hardiness: Elijah Blue Fescue is hardy in USDA zones 4 through 8, making it suitable for a wide range of climates. It is a perennial grass, returning each year with renewed vigor.

Elijah Blue Fescue Grass is one of the few plants boasting that unique turquoise/silvery-blue color that will grow just about anywhere in the United States. Blue Fescue is an extremely tough and colorful grass that's tolerant of drought, heat and humidity, as well as being notably cold-hardy down to minus 30°F. This dwarf grass retains its ever blue foliage throughout the year in milder winters and adds especially fine texture within the garden scheme with neatly mounded, blade-shaped needles. The luminous silver-blue leaves blend with the like-colored blooms, until the tall, upright plumes turn tan as they mature. Count on this variety to add no-fuss, no-hassle color all year. Elijah Blue Fescue Grass, botanical name Festuca glauca Elijah Blue, is suited to USDA zones 4-11 and flourishes in full sun. It reaches a height and spread of about 12 in. at maturity. Unlike many other blue-tinted ornamental grasses, Elijah Blue Fescue Grass is notably tolerant of heat and humidity, making it a long-standing favorite of gardeners in lower states like California, Florida and Texas. Its fine texture and luminous blue color make it a powerful attraction, whether it's a focal point or planted en masse.

Add accent and texture to your gardens and favorite decorative containers with this 2 qt. Vigoro Festuca Elijah blue grass grown by Metrolina Greenhouses. Festuca grass makes a great accent plant with its soft, bluish foliage. Plant in full sun to encourage the bluish tint. Blue festuca grass is drought tolerant, but be careful not to let the plant dry out for long periods. Plants ship pre-bloom and slightly smaller than images shown.

Elijah Blue is springing up - An absolutely showstopping source of late-season color, this native grass is also effortless to grow and tolerant of just about anything Mother Nature throws its way. The grass forms a nice little hedge, edging, or middle-of-the-border ribbon of color from spring through summer. Please note: Zone 6-10.

Beautiful Ornamental grass. It is a Landscaper's dream. Grows in Zone 4-11. It is 2-3 ft. tall. It is 1 ft.-2 ft. W.

Beautiful plant. Vibrant colors. Keep the mosquitos away.

A short-leaf fountain grass, it gets it's name from the tufted seed heads that look like a bunch of bunny tails sticking out from the leaves. This variety only reaches 18 in. in height, and due to it's small size, is particularly well-suited for rock gardens, borders, foundation plantings, or garden beds. The seed heads start to come out in the middle of summer, and the foliage turns golden-brown in the fall. Useful for adding interest and texture to containers. Fairly drought tolerant once established.

Blue Hydrangeas ONLY bloom blue if this happens: Start by testing the pH of your soil. To encourage blue hydrangea flowers, grow the plant in soil that has a pH of 5.2-5.5. If you soil is not at this level, they will bloom PINK. Hydrangea arborescens Blue hydrangea, often producing heads over 10 in. Dia. Mass in a part shade area of the mixed shrub border for long-lasting and often spectacular summer bloom.

Panicum virgatum Northwind. 4 ft. - 5 ft. Height. 2 ft. - 3 ft. Spread Zone 2-9.

The 4 in. pot is a diagonal measure. This is the standard measurement for this size pot in the nursery industry. Zebra Grass is noted for its showy, yellow, horizontal bands that gleam in the sunlight. Silvery-white plumes rise above the foliage in late summer and last all winter.