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Pearson Landscape Services
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Last comment "blue eyed grass drought tolerant"
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“of the Blue eyed grass installed on berm. This grass, actually a member of the iris family, blooms once a year in mid March. This project was designed by architect Gregory Thomas of CG&S Design Build. Mark Biechler of Pearson Landscape assisted in plant design and layout. Landscape project was built”
“is call Blue Eyed Grass. Its not really a grass but more closely related to the Iris. In Austin it blooms once a year in mid March. Prefers part shade to sun and has medium water retirements in the summer (at least twice a week).”
“plant - flowers in spring and early summer. Small iris”
“blue eyed grass - pretty flowers & good for drought”
“Love the blue-eyed grass, wish it had a longer bloom season”
“tolerant, Blue eyed grass (member of Iris family - blooms mid-March)”
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Jess Knowles
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Last comment "Like these around rocks"
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“sea holly blue cone flowers/psj yes”
“pale blues and lilacs, eryngium or sea holly, cobalt blue flowers in summer”
“Pale blues and lilacs also look their best in fading light. Sea Holly has tiny blue flowers that sit within the rosettes of silvery-gray bracts of this architectural plant. Eryngium grows best in poor to moderately fertile soil in full sun.”
“White-flowering plants have a wonderful glow in the evening garden. White flowers, like hydrangeas reflect every scrap of light, making them appear brighter as other colors fade. Pale blues and lilacs also look their best in the fading light. Sea Holly has tiny blue flowers that sit within the rosettes”
“Holly,tiny blue flowers, rosettes of silery-grey. Eryngium grows best in poor to moderately feertile soil in full sun”
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Amy Renea
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Last comment "Colors."
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“Wow, these ones are nice. Blue! The yellow is nice too and adding a little pink and purple or orange should be nice. - Nicole”
“flowers at Longwood Gardens” “flower pride of maderia” “flower border, climbing ivy” “'pride pf madeira' Blue flowers”
“I like the yellow flowers trimming the bed”
“Here the river of blue 'Pride of Madeira' is actually given a landscaped shoreline. The border of diminutive”
“river of blue 'Pride of Madeira' is actually given a landscaped shoreline. The border of diminutive yellow blooms defines the river's curved line.”
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Melissa Gerstle Design
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Last comment "Frikart'sAster"
“add to corner bed,long lasting and in keeping wi our blue color”
“The colors of the flowers are very appealing”
“lavendar-blue flowers July-Oct; dry-med soil, may rot over winter if in wet soil; up to 3x3'”
“Frikart's Aster, lavender-blue flowers from July-Oct, prefers dry to medium soil, full sun, up to 3' tall and wide”
“lavender-blue flowers from July to October. Aster x frikartii up to 3 feet tall full sun”
“lavender-blue flowers from July to October. USDA zones: 5-8Water requirement: Prefers dry to medium soil; may rot over winter if soil remains wetSun requirement: Full sunMature size: Up to 3 feet tall and wideMore about growing asters | Garden ideas for your region of the U.S.”
“other flowering perennials, such as rudbeckia.USDA zones: 4a to 9bWater requirement: AverageLight requirement: Full sunMature size: 2 to 3 feet tallBloom time: Late summer to fallPlanting tips: Plant in spring or fall, and pinch back growth regularly throughout the summer to encourage a tight-growing”
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Pam Bycraft
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Last comment "Texas mountain laurel (Calia secundiflora or Sophora secundiflora, zones 8 to 10) is a familiar site"
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“like the blue flowers can you tell me what it's called”
“is a flower on the Texas Mountain Laurel. Check out the featured ideabook on this tree: http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/1573649/list/Great-Design-Plant--Texas-Mountain-Laurel”
“standout blue blooms is the classic Texas Mountain Laurel.”
“Texas Laurel. Beautiful deep blue color.”
“This is beautiful and blue is my favorite color. I cant wait to work on the outside of the house...”
“Blue flowers and it being evergreen”
“design flowers:Catmint | Golden Creeping Jenny | Pacific Coast Iris | PlumbagoRed Kangaroo Paw | Sally Holmes Rose | Slipper Plant | Snake FlowerGreat design grasses:Black Mondo Grass | Cape Rush | Feather Reed Grass | New Zealand Wind GrassGreat design plants:Blue Chalk Sticks | Hens-and-Chicks | Redtwig”
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interieurs By Francine Gardner
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Last comment "beautiful pool"
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“What are the blue flowers? Thanks”
“The pool and blue flowers. Suggestions morning glories”
“stone, blue flowers, color of pool water - grey plaster?”
“to keep blue low to the ground — let it scale the walls by planting a climber such as morning glory or clematis. Morning glories self-seed and will return year after year, and clematis is another perennial.”
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Andrew Keys
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Last comment "brunnera "jack frost" & "looking glass" . pale blue forget-me-not blooms in early spring."
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“small blue flowers in spring. Never can remember the name of this plant!”
“Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost', zones 3 to 8 (shown here) is a perennial grown for its large, heart-shape silver leaves, edged and veined with green, and sprays of small blue flowers in”
“the pale blue forget-me-not flowers during the daylight. Common name: Siberian bugloss USDA zones: 3 to 7 Light requirement: Partial shade Water requirement: Medium moisture Size: 9 to 18 inches tall and 6 to 18 inches wide”
“the pale blue forget-me-not flowers during the daylight. Common name: Siberian bugloss USDA zones: 3 to 7 Light requirement: Partial shade Water requirement: Medium moisture Size: 9 to 18 inches tall and 6 to 18 inches wide”
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Jocelyn H. Chilvers
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Last comment "Echinops Benefits and tolerances: Bold, architectural form; long-blooming flowers that are suitable"
“Unique blue flowers July through October, peaking in late July to mid-August Distinguishing traits: Stiff white flower stems emerge from a base of large, deeply lobed, spiny leaves that are deep green on the upper surface and white and woolly below. Blue flowers form a round inflorescence that resembles”
“long-blooming flowers that are suitable for cutting or drying; tolerant of full sun, poor soils, heat and drought When to plant: Spring through fall Seasonal interest: Unique blue flowers July through October, peaking in late July to mid-August Distinguishing traits: Stiff white flower stems emerge from a base”
“below. Blue flowers form a round inflorescence that resembles a golf ball covered with blue bugle beads.”
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