Blaze Little Blue Stem Grass
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Blaze Little Blue Stem Grass
A clump forming perennial, native to prairies, open woods and dry hills. Foliage is blue gray turning copper red in autumn and rich golden orange in winter. Will tolerate poor, infertile soils. Great for xeriscape and native gardens.
Plant Characteristics
- Plant Type: Ornamental Grass
- Hardiness Zone: 3-8
- Light Requirements: Full Sun - Partial Sun
- Height: 3-4 feet
- Width: 2-3 feet
- Foliage Color: Grass blades are blue/gray during the growing season, turning deep red in the fall and maturing to golden orange in the winter
- Attributes: Drought tolerant, easy to care for, winter interest, hardy up to 8,000ft elevation
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*Please be aware that planting perennials out of season can increase the risk of the plant not surviving or thriving and may not look identical to the picture shown. Perennials are dormant during the winter months and are more susceptible to stress and damage when planted out of season.*
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