Blue eyed Grass: A Favorite California Native

#shorts about Blue-eyed Grass, another one of my favorite California native plants for my native plant garden. Beautiful from mid-winter to mid-spring (in my microclimate), it is a cheerful addition to any native plant garden. Full sun to part-shade, it is adaptable to different soil types. From Southern California Native Plant Gardening

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how do you prune? Does this grow over other natives? I'm hoping to keep it managed so other native plants can grow next to it

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Blue-eyed grass blossoms late winter through spring. By the end of spring it is dying back. It will either die back to dry leaves and stalks, or some varieties simply disappear. So pruning per se isn't necessary, but you may want to remove the dead stalks and, in the process, save some of the dry seed for replanting in the fall.