gardening question!!!

[diva77]

Does anyone know the name of the fluffy looking plant growing in the pot with the snakeplant? (sorry it's not a jpg, so you have to click on the link to view it)

https://lda.lowes.com/is/image/Lowes/in_small-space-balcony-garden-102804327-7?scl=1

[Cracklin Charlie]

1. Foxtail fern?

Edit to add:

I thought you meant the plant potted by itself. The blueish spiky one is fescue for sure.

[CottonBear]

6. The fern is a foxtail fern.

[diva77]

7. Thanks -- I'm glad you identified the other one as well -- beautiful plant

[CottonBear]

12. You're welcome!

Happy container gardening! 🌱 👋

[CottonBear]

2. It looks like an ornamental Blue fescue.

I’ll make sure and then post an update.

Edit to add link:
https://truegreennursery.com.au/product/blue-festcue-festuca-glauca/

[diva77]

4. it looks exactly like Blue fescue -- thank you!!!

if I compare it to this pic:

https://alexnld.com/product/100pcs-blue-fescue-grass-seeds-perennial-hardy-ornamental-grass-home-garden/

[CottonBear]

13. You are so very welcome!

🙏 🌱 🌸

[diva77]

8. OK! Fescue to the rescue! Thanks again :)

[wryter2000]

3. It's pretty

I hope you don't have to kill it.

[diva77]

5. no!! I have a pot of snakeplant that needs something around the perimeter

[wryter2000]

9. Well, you have it now n/t

[CottonBear]

11. This type of trailing Dichondra would work in a container w/ snake plant:

https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/dichondra/proven-accents-silver-falls-dichondra-argentea

[diva77]

14. Oooh - very nice! Now I have to don mask & gloves and journey to the local

plant nursery to have a look-see at Blue Fescue and Dichondra argentea

[CottonBear]

16. I purchased the dichondra at Lowe's to plant in a pot of Foxtail Fern!

I love the fescue with the snake plant!

[Arkansas Granny]

17. That is a beautiful plant. I've had it in hanging baskets before.

[CottonBear]

18. It's a great plant for baskets!

I love blue plants. Happy gardening! 🌱👋🌞🌸

[Arkansas Granny]

10. I believe that is Blue Fescue.

[diva77]

15. Thanks, Arkansas Granny

[Talitha]

19. Love the idea of using upside down tomato cages to hold the pots.

Quite ingenious!