Don't be fooled by the name—Blue Eyed Grass is not a grass at all, but a charming member of the Iris family. This delightful North American native perennial forms neat clumps of slender, grass-like leaves. In late spring and early summer, it produces an abundance of beautiful, star-shaped, blue-violet flowers with bright yellow centers. It's a tough, low-maintenance, and adaptable plant, perfect for lining pathways, tucking into rock gardens, or creating a naturalized meadow look.
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