This variety grows into dense tufts of blue, narrow leaves. The color is maintained throughout the year. The phenomenon of this species is that the worse the conditions in which it grows, the more intense the blue coloration of the leaves becomes. This is due to the waxy coating on the leaves, which is a natural secretion that protects the species from harsh sunlight and water loss during drought periods.

Blue Fescue 'Elijah Blue' forms compact, dense clumps reaching 20-30 cm in height. The plant is very undemanding in terms of soil and does not pose any cultivation problems. It is resistant to pests, drought, and frost. It colors most beautifully in dry, sandy, and poor soils. For the leaves to color well, the grass should grow in light, sandy, and poor soil. Fertilizing and watering is recommended in the first year after planting, as it helps to properly develop the clumps. In later periods, fertilization is not recommended, as it negatively affects the plant's coloration. To achieve the blue color, the fescue must grow in a sunny location. After flowering, it can be trimmed.

It is perfect for rock gardens, borders, and containers. It looks striking when planted in groups, keeping a distance of 50-100 cm between the clumps.