Festuca glauca Suitable for Espalier Inconspicuous brown flower spikes emerge

Inconspicuous brown flower spikes emerge in early summer

‘Aloha Kona Neon’ prefers full sun to part shade and requires regular watering

Height: 2–5 m (when climbing)

Tiarella (Foam Flower)

Potentially invasive in Victoria

Festuca glauca Suitable for Espalier Inconspicuous brown flower spikes emergeCommon Name: Blue Fescue Description: Festuca glauca, commonly known as Blue Fescue, is a hardy, evergreen ornamental grass prized for its striking silvery blue, fine textured foliage. This compact, clumping grass forms neat, rounded tufts that provide year round structure and contrast in garden beds, borders, and pots. In late spring to summer, it produces delicate, airy flower spikes that emerge green and mature to a soft golden hue. Thriving in