Blue Plants

Blue Zinger Carex has. as the name implies, blue-green, grass-like foliage that forms dense clumps.

Slightly slower-growing than the species, this cultivar has pleasing blue-green foliage.

This large, fast growing, blue-green colored conifer, provides striking interest, particularly in winter months.

The upright growth habit and its fine needle-like texture makes this a good choice to add interest to the landscape.

Beautiful silver blue foliage, more finely textured than Blue Ice.  Prefers it hot and dry.

Cascading Distylium that flowers in late winter.

One of the largest blue foliage Hostas available.

This slow growing hosta has beautiful blue-green foliage.

This shrub creates contrast with color and texture, especially when mixed with green plants.

This easy-to-grow shrub is stately used in mass or all by itself in the landscape.

This shrub is ideal for erosion control on slopes or massed in the shrub border.

Low-growing shrub ideal for erosion control on slopes or as ground cover in a sunny border.

Really nice ground cover or looks great cascading over wall.

Gray-green foliage turns plum in the winter.

Bright green foliage, turning more blue as it matures. Purple tints in the winter.

Silvery-blue foliage make this evergreen Juniper stand out in the landscape.

Great contrast to green or purple plants.

Silvery-blue tree will take on a purple hue in the winter.

Easy care shrub that is a real beauty in contrast to green plants.

Upright, columnar Red Cedar that is perfect for tight areas. Alternative for Italian Cypress in the Southeast.

Upright switchgrass with a blue-green foliage that looks great in the summer and turns to a pleasant shade of beige during the winter.

Prefers moist soils and partial sun.

The blue-green foliage turns vibrant bronze to orange in the fall.

This compact, low growing arborvitae has blue green foliage.

Sapphire Skies adds striking color and texture to drought-tolerant beds.