Dried Blue Fescue Grass Bunch

While most dried grasses turn golden or beige, Blue Fescue (*Festuca glauca*) is unique. It retains its stunning, steely-blue/grey colouration even after drying, offering a rare, natural cool tone without the need for artificial dyes.

The stems are fine, needle-like, and architectural, topped with delicate flowering panicles that look like a blue-green mist. This is the perfect grass for adding a "frosty" or coastal feel to arrangements. It acts as a fantastic cooling counterpoint to warm oranges and pinks, or blends seamlessly into a modern, minimal Scandi interior.

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🌿 About these Stems

These are the air-dried stems of Festuca glauca. They are harvested in early summer when the blue pigment is at its most intense.

The Texture: The stems are stiff and wiry, not floppy. The flower heads are airy and open. This makes them excellent for adding structure and "spikiness" to a bouquet without adding bulk.

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🎨 Styling Ideas

Blue Fescue is a versatile texture that works in many themes:

• The Coastal Vase: Mix with white Statice, dried Sea Holly (Eryngium), and Bunny Tails for a breezy, beach-house look.
• The Winter Frost: Its cool grey tones make it perfect for winter wreaths. Pair with white Helichrysum and silver foliage for an "ice queen" theme.
• The Contrast: Use it to cool down a hot arrangement. If you have a lot of orange or yellow dried flowers, adding Blue Fescue makes the colours sing without clashing.

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📋 Product Specifications

Plant Type	Dried Blue Fescue (Festuca glauca)
Colour	Natural Steel Blue / Grey-Green
Stem Length	Approx. 30cm - 40cm
Bunch Size	Generous Hand-Tied Bunch (approx. 20 stems)
Lifespan	Years (keep dry)
Great for	🌊 Coastal Decor ❄️ Winter Wreaths 🟦 Adding Cool Tones

Perfect Dried Companions

Enhance the cool tones by pairing with these stems:

• ☁️ Dried Gypsophila (White): The Snowy Mix. The pure white clouds of Gypsophila mixed with the steel-blue Fescue create a very elegant, clean, and modern look.
• 🟠 Dried Physalis (Chinese Lanterns): The Fire & Ice. The vibrant orange lanterns of Physalis look incredible against the blue-grey background of the grass. A striking contemporary contrast.