Grass

An evergreen, ornamental grass that grows in small, tight clumps of fine grey/blue foliage, just 6 to 12 inches all around. Blooms in summer with airy inflorescences that age to tan. Tolerant of poor, moderately-fertile, and dry soils as long as they are...

An evergreen, ornamental grass that grows in small, tight clumps of fine grey/blue foliage, just 6 to 12 inches all around. Blooms in summer with airy inflorescences that age to tan. Tolerant of poor, moderately-fertile, and dry soils as long as they are...

A variety of Red Fescue that was selected from Point Molate in California that grows in low mounds of soft, flowing, blue-green foliage that spread horizontally by rhizomes, 1 to 2 feet wide. In spring, it blooms with 2 to 3 foot tall spikes of airy,...

A variety of Red Fescue that was selected from Point Molate in California that grows in low mounds of soft, flowing, blue-green foliage that spread horizontally by rhizomes, 1 to 2 feet wide. In spring, it blooms with 2 to 3 foot tall spikes of airy,...

A variety of Red Fescue selected from the N. California coast that grows in low mounds of soft, slender blue-green foliage, 1 foot tall and wide and spreading farther via rhizomes. Airy flower panicles bloom in spring on thin stalks that rise 6 to 12...

Blue Oat Grass is a cool season perennial grass that grows in tufted clumps of blue foliage. The variety ‘Sapphire’ has more intensely steely blue foliage than the species. Blooms late spring to early summer with tall, arching stems topped with straw...

Leymus ‘Canyon Prince’ likely only rivals Muhlenbergia rigens in popularity among the California native grasses. It is a greyish blue foliage selection of the typically green form of Leymus condenstatus and is more dwarf than most of the green forms,...

Leymus ‘Canyon Prince’ likely only rivals Muhlenbergia rigens in popularity among the California native grasses. It is a greyish blue foliage selection of the typically green form of Leymus condenstatus and is more dwarf than most of the green forms,...

Giant Wild Rye is an evergreen bunching grass native to California and northern Mexico. Growing naturally in scrub, chaparral, and woodland communities, it is highly drought tolerant although it may show signs of stress during times of extreme drought...

A garden-friendly cultivar of Creeping Wild Rye chosen for its blue-grey foliage and compact habit. A highly-adaptable evergreen clumping grass, it can be used in both large scale projects and residential gardens. Useful for erosion control on slopes,...

Creeping Wild Rye is a versatile California native grass that grows naturally in wet areas and is perfect for use in bioswales, large meadows, and at the edges of waterways and other settings to prevent erosion. It is not typically considered a plant to...