valued as a low-maintenance alternative to grass in spots with full shade or partial shade. This ground cover is not, despite its common name, a true grass; it is a member of the Liliaceae family ...

City Council's voted unanimously Tuesday to replace the non-native carnation with the native western blue-eyed grass ...

It is a spreading, warm-season grass for lawns, especially in warm to hot, tropical climates. As a member of the Poaceae family, it is a true grass. The grass has bluish-green leaves with 1/3-inch ...

It is not a true grass, but, instead, is a member of the iris family. Stems can extend up to 24 inches -- but are usually shorter -- and end in a small bluish-purplish bloom. "Blue-eyed grass ...

It is not a true grass, but instead a member of the iris family. Stems can extend up to 24 inches -- but are usually shorter -- and end in a small bluish-purplish bloom. It thrives in meadows ...

It is not a true grass, but instead a member of the iris family. Stems can extend up to 24 inches — but are usually shorter — and end in a small bluish-purplish bloom. Support timely ...

It is not a true grass, but instead a member of the iris family. Stems can extend up to 24 inches — but are usually shorter — and end in a small bluish-purplish bloom. It thrives in meadows ...