Elijah Blue fescue (Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue') is a hybrid cultivar. Seeds rarely come true to type, producing plants that differ in color and habit. The most reliable propagation method is division.
In spring or fall, dig up established clumps and separate them into smaller pieces, each with roots and foliage. Replant immediately. Periodic trimming encourages denser growth and natural spreading.
Press seeds gently into moist potting soil, keep at 70–75°F (21–24°C). Sprouting occurs within two weeks. Trim seedlings back as they reach 3–4 inches until transplant time. Expect variation from the parent plant.
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