Schizachyrium scoparium ‘Blue Heaven’
£7.00
Schizachyrium scoparium 'Blue Heaven' is an outdoor plant from the Schizachyrium group, best suited to full sun.
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Description
About this plant
Schizachyrium scoparium 'Blue Heaven' is an outdoor plant from the Schizachyrium group, best suited to full sun. It can reach 60–120 cm; seasonal interest: Flowers Aug–Oct. For best results, water regularly while establishing; afterwards adjust to soil, weather and the plant’s needs. Use fertile, well-drained soil; improve heavy soil with organic matter.
Growing and care
- Light: Full sun
- Mature height: 60–120 cm
- Watering: Water regularly while establishing; afterwards adjust to soil, weather and the plant’s needs.
- Seasonal interest: Flowers Aug–Oct
- Hardiness / temperature: Hardy to approximately −20°C
- Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil; improve heavy soil with organic matter
- Humidity: Normal outdoor humidity with good air circulation
- Feeding: Mulch or feed in spring according to growth and soil fertility
- Pruning: Remove dead, damaged or crossing growth in the appropriate season
- Potting and repotting: Container plants should be repotted when rootbound
- Safety: Species-specific toxicity has not yet been verified. Do not ingest and check before placing near children or pets.
Care guidance is general information for the Schizachyrium group; individual cultivars and growing conditions may differ.
Additional information
Additional information
| Pot size | Not recorded |
|---|---|
| Light | Full sun |
| Mature height | 60–120 cm |
| Watering | Water regularly while establishing; afterwards adjust to soil, weather and the plant’s needs. |
| Seasonal interest | Flowers Aug–Oct |
| Hardiness / temperature | Hardy to approximately −20°C |
| Soil | Fertile, well-drained soil; improve heavy soil with organic matter |
| Humidity | Normal outdoor humidity with good air circulation |
| Feeding | Mulch or feed in spring according to growth and soil fertility |
| Pruning | Remove dead, damaged or crossing growth in the appropriate season |
| Potting and repotting | Container plants should be repotted when rootbound |
| Safety | Species-specific toxicity has not yet been verified. Do not ingest and check before placing near children or pets. |





























