A nice, upright formed grass with blue-gray foliage. Turns shades of burgundy red in fall. Small, reddish brown flower heads appear in late summer.

A beautiful and useful native prairie grass. The foliage is blue turning to shades of bronze, purple, and orange in the fall. Seed heads will normally hold all winter. Very adaptable to many soil and moisture conditions faced in Colorado Gardening.

Narrow, upright, sturdy blue-green blades with orange-pink overtones in fall and fluffy silver- beige seedheads in summer/fall. Erosion control/restoration warm-season grass tolerates poor soil, heat, humidity and dry areas. Cut to ground level in early spring. Hardy to -40°F Maximum Elevation: 9,000 ft.

Sure to give a brilliant performance in the landscape, worthy of applause. It keeps a tight, upright habit throughout the entire season. A warm season grass that does well in poor, dry soils. Spikey bluish-green stems and leaves transition to a sizzling display of oranges, reds, yellows, and purplish-browns in the autumn. Also provides winter interest before cutting back in early spring to make way for new growth.