Little Bluestem 'Prairie Blues' blue feather Clumps should be cut back

Clumps should be cut back to the ground in late winter to early spring

Origin: Cultivar/North America

well-drained soils

Origin: North America (East Canada to Mexico)

this plant is a larval host to the Soapberry Hairstreak

Little Bluestem 'Prairie Blues' blue feather Clumps should be cut backSchizachyrium scoparium 'Prairie Blues' Little Bluestem 'Prairie Blues' is known for its striking gray blue leaves. This cultivar grows taller than the original Little Bluestem, reaching heights of 3 to 3. 5 feet and spreads about 1. 5 to 2 feet wide. In the fall, it showcases its fluffy silver seed heads and rosy orange foliage that can persist into winter. Little Bluestem, from which 'Prairie Blues' was cultivated, is a shortgrass native to North