One of the shortest North American native grass plants and an original prairie grass that can be grown by anyone almost anywhere in the United States, Blue Grama Grass grows to only 2 feet tall when seed heads are in full bloom. It forms a low tuft of blue-green leaves from which rise thin stems topped with purplish flower spikes unusually held at a horizontal angle like a flag from early summer into fall. Also called Mosquito Grass, it is exceptionally easy-to-grow due to its high drought tolerance which makes it useful for planting as a border or groundcover in landscape borders and on embankments. hillsides and slopes. It can also be grown as an alternative to a traditional lawn that only needs an occasional mowing. Highly adaptable and drought, sun and heat tolerant, the Blue Grama Grass is an attractive plant anyone can grow!

Plant and care for as you would Muhly Grass...