UNSPSC 10151930: Festuca ovina var glauca plant

It is a species of herbaceous plant belonging to the poaceae family. It is native to Europe. It is a grass that reaches 30 cm in height and extension. The color of the leaves varies from silvery white to bluish-gray, and the flowers, insignificant, appear in summer. Tolerates treading and cutting

UNSPSC 10151930 Festuca ovina var glauca plant is a Commodity code, yet the recent state and local opportunities in the source show little relevant purchasing activity under it. The code shows no recent solicitations for ornamental grass seed or Festuca ovina var glauca plant material; instead, state and local buyers are procuring landscape and irrigation construction services, tree and shrub supply and planting, turf re-sodding, vegetation management, and hardscape work. The few opportunities nominally tagged with or adjacent to landscape planting codes involve complete design-build or contracting services (median construction, driving range re-turfing, pergola replacement, roadside vegetation management) rather than supply of proprietary plant material by species. Cities and counties in Florida, Arizona, Connecticut, California, Oregon, and other states are actively soliciting landscape work, but none of the identified recent opportunities isolate procurement of Festuca ovina var glauca seed or plant stock as a standalone line item or commodity purchase.

Geographic activity is fragmented across the represented jurisdictions—Orlando, Kingman, Tucson, Phoenix, Meriden, Palm Bay, Palm Beach, Tampa, Fort Worth, and municipalities in New Jersey, California, and other states—but this activity is concentrated in construction, site preparation, and general grounds maintenance rather than native or specialty plant material supply. A single opportunity from the Town of Palm Beach in Florida sought Lignum-Vitae trees for median installation, and the City of Norwalk in Connecticut requested tree and shrub supply and planting, but no vendor has posted demand for cool-season ornamental fescue as a category-level procurement driver. This code appears inactive or misaligned with current state and local buying patterns as of October 2026.