Blue Joint Grass

Blue Joint Grass - Calamagrostis canadensis For Sale Affordable, Grower Direct Prices Tennessee Wholesale Nursery

Blue Joint Grass is a perennial fresh season grass and is one of the most popular herbs on the market. It is tall, robust, resilient, and beautiful with long leaf blades. The name Blue Joint is derived from the purplish-blue nodes on the plant's stems. Seedheads are narrow and tall and may be loose or dense. It increases, especially in the first year. It thrives in moist soil. It flowers in late June or July and sees maturity in late Summer. It is beautiful purplish-blue when in bloom and becomes tan as the season progresses.

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Blue Joint Grass plant can tolerate a temporary spring flood up to 6 inches and can withstand saturation of water up to twenty-four hours. It is known to provide soil stability in wet areas. Aside from thriving in moist soil, Blue Joint Grass also possess some degree of shade tolerance but prefers full sunlight. It can withstand Winter weather and can survive temperatures of minus forty to one-hundred degrees Fahrenheit at maturity.

Blue Joint Grass plant is very popular with gardeners and landscapers who like to use it in water gardens. Blue Joint Grass is a beautiful grass for filling in large spaces and does well in a natural landscape. It is very much an independent plant and requires little care. Blue Joint Grass is excellent for adding beauty to walkways and borders. Butterflies and birds find it attractive and it looks beautiful as it sways in the wind. This grass has been said to look like a work of art when it is placed around a lake or pond.

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Blue Joint Grass 

Calamagrostis Canadensis or Bluejoint Grass is a species of grass plant with multiple common names such as blue joint reedgrass, marsh reedgrass, Canadian reedgrass, meadow reedgrass, and marsh pinegrass. It is a perennial that forms in dense, tufted culms and can reach heights of 3 feet. 

 The light green grass, native to many North American regions, bears small pink-green seeds but is mostly used for green space. 

 It grows naturally in meadows, plains, and woodlands and can quickly spread to create a luscious, grassy ground cover. 

 The Bluejoint's namesake derives from the single blue flower that blossoms at its point in June and July. The plant is sustainable in zones three through eight and prefers moist but well-drained soil. It is highly tolerant ranging for cool to warm temperatures and has adapted to many soil types including loam, clay, silt, sand or combination soils. 

 It should be pruned during the winter months for maximum vitality, but is otherwise easy to grow and low-maintenance, making it a perfect option for ground cover and larger sections of landscaping. 

 The mature plant has adapted a drought-tolerance and can withstand salinity. 

 It's height, color, and coverage attract wildlife such as pollinators, rabbits, small birds, and more.