Festuca idahoensis sp idahoensis, (Idaho Fescue)

Idaho Fescue is a perennial grass native to the western United States, commonly found in dry, rocky, and well-drained soils. It is known for its fine texture and blue-green foliage, adding a soft, dense layer to meadows and grasslands. Idaho Fescue is drought-tolerant once established and provides excellent habitat for wildlife.

• Size (10yr): 1–2 ft tall, 1 ft wide
• Form: Clumping
• Zone: 4–8
• Light: Full sun to partial shade
• Water: Low to moderate; prefers dry to moderately moist soils
• Bloom: Late spring to early summer; seed heads with fine texture
• Dormancy: Deciduous

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