Sesleria consists of evergreen grasses that grow in clumps, featuring narrow leaves and compact flowering spikes that emerge in late spring or summer.

Sesleria

Sesleria 'Greenlee' is a low-growing, tufted evergreen grass characterized by its blue-green, strap-shaped leaves. In spring or early summer, it produces spikes of light purple flowers that mature into purple-brown seed heads. This variety works well as a standalone feature or as ground cover in broader landscaping designs.

Sesleria 'Greenlee'

Sesleria 'Morning Dew'

Sesleria 'Spring Dream'

Sesleria 'Summer Skies'

Sesleria albicans

Sesleria argentea

Sesleria autumnalis is a perennial grass that maintains its greenery year-round, reaching heights of up to 60 cm. It develops a tidy clump of narrow, textured leaves that range from yellow to chartreuse. In summer, it produces tall, upright flower panicles with creamy-white blooms, serving as a solid foundation or backdrop for surrounding plants.

Sesleria autumnalis

Sesleria caerulea is a low-growing, clump-forming evergreen grass characterized by its narrow, pointed leaves that exhibit a blue-green hue above and a darker, glossy green underneath. In spring, this plant produces small, egg-shaped flower heads that start as purplish and gradually turn a pale buff color.

Sesleria caerulea

Sesleria caerulea 'Malvern Mop'

Sesleria candida

Sesleria glauca

Sesleria heufleriana is a robust, evergreen grass that typically reaches a height of approximately 70 cm. It features a vertical growth pattern and narrow, vibrant green foliage in the spring, transitioning to a blue-green hue with silvery undersides during the summer months. Early in spring, slender stems emerge, showcasing dark purple spikelets that bloom into small white flowers.

Sesleria heufleriana

Sesleria insularis

Sesleria nitida is a compact, evergreen grass that typically reaches heights of approximately 60 cm. It features an upright to arching growth form and possesses narrow leaves that range in color from pale grey-green to grey-blue, showcasing darker undersides. Flowering occurs from mid to late spring, when slender stems emerge, adorned with nearly black spikelets that bloom into small white flowers.