Sisyrinchium bellum 'Blue-eyed Grass' Size:4" Trim back after the first

Trim back after the first flush of bloom to maintain a compact habit and you can easily divide the plants in fall or early spring

It is normal for the plant to go dormant and drop it's leaves in a summer dry garden

The fine side is for touching up the edge

-California Native

Island Hazardia and Island Bristleweed

Sisyrinchium bellum 'Blue-eyed Grass' Size:4" Trim back after the firstScientific name: Sisyrinchium bellum Common name: Blue eyed grass This fast growing plant grows up to one foot high and six inches wide. It goes dormant in the summer. Purple flowers bloom in the spring and summer. Care: Best in full sun Regular moisture in winter through spring until it flowers Great companion plant under evergreen oaks Great in containers Fire resistant Great for erosion control and bank stabilization Drought tolerant once