 'North Winds' Switchgrass has wide, steel blue leaves make it a standout in the landscape. |
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 Arabesque Silver Grass is a compact ornamental grass with green leaves, salmon-white blooms. |
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 Slighly arching ferny green leaf with a lacy texture and tiny spring flowers. |
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 Banks Peninsula Blue Fescue forms a small tussock with fine rolled blue green foliage. |
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 Bright, golden stripes line the edges of its deep green, narrow leaves that grows in a low, wide, tufted clump. |
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 A prolific grower, the canes emerge as green shoots maturing to a purplish-black color after 2 years. |
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 Mounded clumps of lush green foliage are set off by black foxtails. |
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 Narrow straight gray-blue leaves in stiff clumps with golden seed heads. |
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 Cool season perennial, grown both for its attractive blue-green foliage and flowers. |
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 Attractive, wavy, blue/grey foliage reaching heights of 24"-30" |
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 Coarse steel blue foliaged�blades with blue/green spikes turning to beige in early summer. |
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 Features blue/grey foliage and is similar to Corkscrew Rush in form with thick, twisted, glossy green, coiling foliage. |
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 A cool season ornamental grass, grows in loose tufts of narrow, twisting, bluish green foliage. |
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 Attractive cool season ornamental grass with blue-green foliage. |
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 A blue gray native grass found in sandy soils from New Jersey to Florida, and from Louisiana to Texas. |
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 With an overall blue appearance, this ornamental sedge flowers in late spring. |
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 Produces a small, blue-green 'orb' of 8" foliage topped by wheatlike plumes in mid-summer. |
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 A patented Switchgrass cultivar noted for its vase-shape, intense blue-green foliage, dense habit, and unusually large pink colored flowers. |
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 A stiff upright, clump-forming grass that grows to 48". |
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 The most blue of the panicums with soft powder blue foliage that grows to 36" high. |
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