Sisyrinchium bellum (Western Blue Eyed Grass) Gift and responsible land stewardship

and responsible land stewardship

A surprisingly complex scent with annotations of cedar and citrus blossoms

although it can also be somewhat drought tolerant if grown in semi shade

and harvest when the stems reach 3–10″ (exposed to light in its natural state

The solution was rubbed on the chest as a cure for various respiratory conditions

Sisyrinchium bellum (Western Blue Eyed Grass) Gift and responsible land stewardshipPlant Description: A grass like perennial herb species that differs from Sisyrinchium idahoense with more wedge shaped flowers (idahoense has more narrow flowers). Grassy leaves with tall, slender stalks and small blue purple flowers with yellow pistils Height: 3 18 inches Width: 1 ft Watering needs: regular moderate, seasonally wet Sun needs: Sun part sun Soil needs: moist, loamy Bloom Time: Spring Portland Plant List (Backyard Habitat