Blue-eyed grass adds color, texture to gardens
While blue-eyed grass is hard to distinguish from various grasses when it is not blooming, the plant's colorful, cheery look attracts pollinating insects and adds interest in the garden.
(Photo courtesy KINNIKINNICK NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY)
Blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium angustifolium) is not a grass, but rather a narrow-leaved member of the Iris family. The genus Sisyrinchium is large and confusing with members native to most of North and South America...
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