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Prairie Blues Little Bluestem Grass

Schizachyrium scoparium 'Prairie Blues'

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ZONES  3-9 | Good to grow! Zone
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'Prairie Blues' is an exceptional variety of native Little Bluestem Grass, selected for its vibrant color and compact growth. Fine leaf blades shine with a more intense blue color than most of the species, and late summer brings slender deep-purple plumes atop the foliage for an added layer of color. In autumn, small, airy, silver-white seed heads glisten in the autumn sun, against foliage that shifts to a warm bronze-orange color. Leave standing over winter to enjoy the colors and textures. An outstanding choice for both formal structured mass plantings and natural-looking landscapes. An exceptionally cold-hardy grass. (Schizachyrium scoparium)

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Overall rating: 4.25 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Small but going to live

"Small but going to live"

Chris A. (2/5)

Impressive growth in the first season

"Planted this in the spring and it reached full height by August. Really impressed with this vigorous gal! The seafoam and purple colors are gorgeous."

G (5/5)

Prairie Blues Meet The Challenge

"The Prairie Blues Little Bluestem Grass was described as hardy in poor soil conditions. We took that as an invitation to try to grow it in our dry, sandy, clay soils, here in Wyoming where temperatures range from 100 in the summer to -20 in the winter. They have grown well beyond our expectations! We found keeping the grass, AND the surrounding soil moist during the first season was one of the main reasons the grass succeeded. Thanks, American Meadows."

DiamondKRanch (5/5)

Lovely and easy to grow

"Prairie Blues is a lovely selection! Held it"s blue color and upright habit till January in my Zone 10 garden. As it dried it took on lovely hues of pink and tan. Formed a nice 1 foot clump in a single season. Perfect in a perennial bed."

Fritillary (5/5)

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