Date
Collected: April 3, 2012
Location Collected: These pictures were taken in my grandpas backyard in the Mar Vista area.
Clade: Blue Fescue belongs to the vascular plants. It is also classified as a dicot angiosperm.
Habitat:
High maintenance is needed as
well as dry to
medium, well-drained soil in the full sun. It uses ground cover and tolerates
such things as rocky soil, drought, and air pollution. It requires about thirty
to fifty centimeters of space.
Nativity: The Blue
Fescue is native to Europe but can be found in
places such as Missouri and California.
Special
notes: It is mostly used as an
ornamental plant such as rock gardening and in the front row of flower beds
without preventing growth of plants behind it.
Resources:
http://www.bluestem.ca/festuca-glauca.htm
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