Origin
The Festuca glauca Intense Blue, also known as Blue fescue, is a perennial plant originating from Southern France and other parts of the Mediterranean. They are part of the Poaceae grass family, and prefer to grow in dry and rocky soil with lots of sunlight, similar to their original habitat.

Characteristics
Blue fescue is loved for its intense blue colour, compact size and cylindrical shape. This type of grass is mainly ornamental and typically grows to a height of 20 cm. The leaves of the Festuca glauca Intense Blue are narrow, sturdy, and have a striking blue-grey tinge. In summer, greenish flower spikes appear, which later turn straw-coloured.

Care
Festuca glauca Intense Blue has a low water consumption and tolerance for drought, making it an excellent choice for gardeners in drier climates. It is recommended to plant this grass in full sun with well-draining soil to maximize growth. Festuca glauca Intense Blue is a low-maintenance plant that rarely needs fertilising. It is also advisable to remove old leaves in the spring to stimulate new growth.