We love the height, texture, and movement that perennial grasses add to the garden, but most die back in the winter or at best, turn a tawny brown. That's why we are happy to find grass-like options for those gardeners seeking a year-round presence. Little Becca Flax Lily isn't flax or a lily, but a tough perennial native to Australia and New Zealand. Overall, this specimen is smaller in stature than most grasses, with green foliage growing 18 to 24 inches tall, and up to 18 inches wide. Blue springtime flowers rise above the foliage, often two to three feet tall. If planted in the ground in borders or en masse, 'Little Becca' will become drought tolerant once established. This flax lily is somewhat versatile, able to handle sun to all-day filtered sun or part shade.