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| Koeleria glauca 'Coolio' Blue Hair Grass is a well-behaved and non-spreading species that is suitable for sunny borders. It forms a low mound of very fine blue-green leaves with a hedgehog appearance. Taller stems of greenish flowers develop into tan seed heads by midsummer. Particularly attractive in massed plantings. Easily divided in fall or spring. Foliage may remain evergreen in mild winter regions. Prune back in early spring if desired, and remove flower spikes in late summer to tidy up the clumps. Sometimes becomes dormant by high summer in regions with hot and humid conditions. |
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Showing posts with label USDA 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USDA 5. Show all posts
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Koeleria glauca 'Coolio' - Blue Hair Grass
Thursday, November 1, 2018
Friday, September 28, 2018
Photina - Column form #15
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| Photina grown in Columnar Form for quick screening in mass. #15 Have also in #5 container |
Thuja standishii x plicata Green Giant 24" box
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| Thuja x Green Giant Prime in 24" box. Less than 10 left from this crop |
Miscanthus sinensis Yakushima (aka Yaku Jima)
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| In a #5 container |
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| Miscanthus s. Yakushima (aka Yaku Jima) |
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