Blue fescue (Festuca glauca) is a beautiful ornamental grass known for its striking silvery-blue foliage. Because of its compact growth and drought-tolerant and low-maintenance na ...

Here, I share all the information you need to learn about how to grow blue fescue grass. So, whether you are looking for evergreen ground cover plants to grow under large trees or shrubs, or ...

How do you revive Elijah Blue fescue, the popular blue tufted ornamental grass, if it's is looking dry and dead?

Namely, "tall fescue grass." Tall fescues look similar to Kentucky Blue Grass, which is what you see on most Minnesota lawns, but the U recommends tall fescues because of their deeper root system.

When golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. began listing the finer details in his bid to become the Chambers Bay designer, one of the critical points of his proposal was the type of grass ...

Another grass that needs less water, though not necessarily less fertilizer, is tall fescue. Tall fescue has deep roots, which makes it better able to soak up water when other grasses can't.

Water fescue lawns when the grass looks blue-gray and you can see footprints on it. Be sure to irrigate lawns in the early morning to discourage disease and increase watering effi­ciency.

Because of this, many homeowners with fescue grass need to reseed each year, and fall is the best time to reseed fescue.

I noticed the other day that my single blue fescue plant looks like an overgrown toupee. (Its twin died last year; maybe I can guess why.) The University of Arkansas' extension service says blue ...

Dainty diminutive Festuca glauca makes a tight mound of steely blue, needle-like blades and is one of the most tactile of the evergreen grasses. A new flush of blue-grey leaves appears by early ...

Blue fescue makes a great container plant for the contemporary or modern terrace, roof garden or use at poolside, where its vivid color is not dependent on flowers to look its best.