Description
Looks like a grass, but rather part of lily family, this clumping evergreen perennial has tufts of slender, grass-like, green leaves from which small spikes of purplish-blue, hyacinth-like flowers shoot up in late summer. Extremely hardy, resilient, 18 in. tall and wide perennial that can be grown as an edging plant, as a groundcover, as an accent, or in a container. Tolerant of many soil types, except extremely wet conditions. A spreading perennial that will not stay in clump form. If using as a groundcover, plant 6 in. apart.
- Performs best in plant growing zones 5 to 9, when grown in other zones, special care requirements will be required
- To accommodate mature size or when planting in groups, space 18 in. away from other plants or structures
- Deer resistant
- Heat, drought, and salt tolerant
- Exceptionally hardy, dependable perennial
- Plant 6 to 9 in. apart if using as a ground cover
