Lots of it growing here, but I have had trouble with getting the seeds to germinate. Two other Eryginum, with similar flower heads are easier for me to germinate. Yale

I had them for a number of years: eventually gave them away. They donÂt look very bluish: more of a silvery green. They really were not very interesting: more weedy. If I remember correctly the stalks would flop over early in winter, so there was no winter interest to speak of. The leaf edges are serrated and quite sharp. I cut myself enough times on them that that was a motive in getting rid of them too.

Thanks so much mfyss and linea56. Really good info. I think I'll plant something else in that spot.