festuca glauca 'elijah blue' (elijah blue fescue) Size:1 gallon

festuca glauca 'elijah blue' (elijah blue fescue) Size:1 gallonhas a mounding habit and forms a dense, uniform, semi evergreen tuft very narrow leaf blades are an intense blue narrow seed spikes emerge green, turn purple and age to a tan colour bloom time: june to july cool season grasses do the majority of their growing in early spring and start again when temperatures start to cool in the fall during the warmer summer months, they stop growing and some will even go dormant cool season grasses flower in the

height 55-60cm

foliage emerges bronze

slightly acidic

but prune in late winter to make way for new growth

pinching the candles mid-spring will encourage a more compact form

a re-bloomer with a dwarf habit

height 200-250cm

flower size: 16cm

moist soil

forms a low mound if green foliage

dicentra benefit if some of the main stems are tipped back to about half after flowering

genus name is derived from the greek word chelone meaning 'tortoise'