Other grasses gardeners might encounter are lemon grass, a scented 3-foot Asian plant widely used for seasoning recipes, "Blue Dune" lyme grass, Mexican feather grass and purple sugar cane ...

For a cold-climate plant, Blue Dune lyme grass is, surprisingly, reputed to grow well in Florida. This drought-tolerant species thrives on sandy sites in full or part-day sun. Like many ornamental ...

Lyme grass resembles dune grass but has thick, blue-green blades and rigid seed stalks. Herbicide spraying can control the spread of lyme grass. But it's risky because the chemical that kills lyme ...

Lyme grass, marked by its blue-green tint, has broader blades than the native marram grass. First established in Indiana about 1941, the European import is often used for ornamental planting ...