Yes, blue fescue can be grown in a pot. It is fairly compact, and so is well suited to container gardening. Be sure to ...

Containers are great for gardeners ... have introduced new varieties of blue fescue, sedges, tufted hair grass (Deschampsia), lovegrass (Eragrostis) and other upright and clump-forming annual ...

It can also be used for ground cover or simply placed into containers. Blue fescue grass doesn't require much in the way of maintenance. Very little fertilizer is needed, although applying a light ...

Container gardens are a great option ... have introduced new varieties of blue fescue, sedges, tufted hair grass (Deschampsia), lovegrass (Eragrostis) and other upright and clump-forming annual ...

Sometimes wispy, sometimes coarse, these fountains of foliage with flowering stalks can be used as accents, mass plantings and in containers ... Blue” fescue, sideoats grama, and fiber optic ...

Looking for a small perennial grass to add to a border? A blue fescue, Festuca glauca ‘Elijah Blue,’ is also a drought-tolerant and deer-resistant grass. This fescue grows to about 1 foot high ...

How do you revive Elijah Blue fescue, the popular blue tufted ornamental grass, if it’s is looking dry and dead? Or can you? Costa Mesa reader Niki Parker wrote into to our SoCal Garden Clinic ...

Or use a container to grow a tender ... and reliably hardy to fill space without gaps, Johnsen says. Most grasses reach their zenith in fall, but not blue fescue. Festuca glauca ‘Elijah Blue,’ forms a ...