Nassella tenuissima ~ Mexican Feather Grass deer-resistant Though it is an aggressive

Though it is an aggressive spreader via underground rhizomes it is easy to contain or relocate

a succession of thick showy bi-color orange and white flower spikes on naked stems bloom in spring and reblooms throughout late summer

The lavender-blue flowers have frilly outer petals with a domed center cushion bloom on stiff stems nearly year-round from mid-spring until frost

do not plant near walking areas

Nassella tenuissima ~ Mexican Feather Grass deer-resistant Though it is an aggressiveMexican Feather Grass is a clump forming native grass grown for its foliage and sways in the slightest wind. The light silvery green foliage is coupled with airy stems of white flowers in the summer that brown in fall with the foliage. Grows best in full sun and well drained soils. Treat Mexican Feather Grass as an annual if temperatures reach below 20 in winter. Type: Orn. Grass Origins: Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico Height: 1 3' Spread: 1' 3'