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This variety stands upright with bright blue foliage and tints of red throughout the season. Does not lodge and fall over
Blue
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Bright blue foliage sticks straight up. A midwest native selection. Excellent yellow flowers change to beige. Can spread semi-aggresively.
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Taller version of the Little Bluestem. Beautiful steel blue foliage stands straight up even after rain. Foliage turns red and purple in fall.
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Low growing version. Rounded habit with green foliage turning to reds and oranges in fall.
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Strictly upright steel blue variety changing to tones of purple and red in fall. Great selection from Brent Horvath at Intrinsic Perennial Gardens
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Extremely deep purple foliage throughout the entire growing season. Slower growing and to establish. Strictly upright growing.
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Drought tolerant grass that prefers minimal water. Blue spikey foliage with white to beige seed heads
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Steely blue foliage turns beige in fall with deep red seed heads floating above. Very upright plant
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Taller and bluer than the straight species, the drifts of steel blue clumps make a spectacular display in the shade. Insignificant, grass-like, greenish-white flowers appear in summer. Best growth will occurs in the sun but the plant will grow in shade.
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Bright steely blue foliage with beige plumes. Tolerant of drought-like conditions. It can handle some light shade but has its best color in full sun.