Festuca glauca dahlia

Festuca glauca dahliaThe brightest blue of the dwarf grasses, Festuca glauca has stiff thread like blue foliage which forms dense, upright tussocks. The perennial grass produces delicate light green to purple flowers in summer. Ideally used in rockeries, groundcover in borders, as a lawn alternative, edging, cottage style gardens, baskets and pots. Soil: Well drained soil. Conditions: Full sun or partly shaded position. Tolerates frost, dry periods and cool climates.

upright habit and an open canopy of slender green foliage

and crunchy apples

The flower colours can vary quite a lot with some being quite dark red and others almost black

The callistemon is low maintenance and responds well to pruning

Used in jams

making it a great choice for large gardens

cottage and “white” gardens

flavourful blueberries that taste like sweet homemade blueberry jam

Orange Lanes Late Navel is a neat

Conditions: Mulch to retain moisture

Warm temperate

this is the ideal time to remove and repot any young shoots which have sprouted