As the name suggests, the flowers of blue-eyed grass are usually blue, although they can also be shades of purple, violet, or white, depending on the species.The flowers are small, star-shaped, and typically have six petals arranged in a whorled pattern. Each petal has a distinctive "eye" in the center, which can be yellow, white, or even brown.Blue-eyed grass flowers bloom in the spring and early summer, producing clusters of delicate flowers on thin, wiry stems.
