Blue fescue is a cool-season grass, meaning it prefers mild climates. As a perennial, blue fescue should be grown in USDA ...

Among the plant options are bougainvillea vine, strawberry and redbud trees, a succulent called blue chalksticks, white cape plumbago shrub, the strappy-leaved agapantha, blue fescue perennial ...

There are a variety of seed options now available for your lawn that never used to be available ten to fifteen years ago. Lawns in the USA take up more ...

Sedums make a superb addition to garden borders. They love the sun and can also tolerate drought, which is why they are great ...

Perennial Ryegrass versus Chewing Fescue - About 15 years ago, trials were conducted at the University of Arizona to evaluate chewings fescues and 1:1 seed mixtures with perennial ryegrass for ...

Green lawns don't have to be water hogs. From blue grama to red fescue, learn more about 10 drought-resistant grasses for a low-maintenance lawn.

Fescues are an easy-care alternative to traditional Kentucky bluegrass and perennial rye grasses.

I noticed the other day that my single blue fescue plant looks like an overgrown toupee. (Its twin died last year; maybe I can guess why.) The University of Arkansas' extension service says blue ...

Creeping red fescue spreads by strong rhizomes and is often paired with Kentucky blue in seed mixtures. It has good seedling vigor, compared to chewings and hard fescue.

The following ornamental grasses are also perennial in our area: blue clump fescue, feather reed (Karl Foerster), fountain (the purple type is not), maiden, pampas, purple muhly and blue stem.