Blue-Eyed Grass
Sisyrinchium angustifolium
Blue Eyed Grass is a native re-seeding, perennial wildflower that likes moist soils. A member of the iris family, it has little blue/purple flowers that bloom profusely in the spring, attracting pollinators, and then it appears as a clump grass the rest of the year. It likes sun to partial shade, average to wet soils and is best when planted in mass along moist or irrigated garden edges or pathways.
Sisyrinchium angustifolium
Blue Eyed Grass is a native re-seeding, perennial wildflower that likes moist soils. A member of the iris family, it has little blue/purple flowers that bloom profusely in the spring, attracting pollinators, and then it appears as a clump grass the rest of the year. It likes sun to partial shade, average to wet soils and is best when planted in mass along moist or irrigated garden edges or pathways.
Sisyrinchium angustifolium
Blue Eyed Grass is a native re-seeding, perennial wildflower that likes moist soils. A member of the iris family, it has little blue/purple flowers that bloom profusely in the spring, attracting pollinators, and then it appears as a clump grass the rest of the year. It likes sun to partial shade, average to wet soils and is best when planted in mass along moist or irrigated garden edges or pathways.
Reseeding, perennial, evergreen, wildflower, groundcover, 1 ft
Sun - partial shade, average - wet (well-drained) soils, slowly forms larger clusters, can be separated and transplanted
Attracts pollinators, best if planted in mass, along garden edges or pathways
Member of the iris family, little blue/purple flowers bloom profusely in spring and then spend rest of year as clump of grass like leaves
A harbinger of spring in Florida with it’s colorful yearly display
