Liriope border

Liriope, or Lilyturf, pairs well with plants like hostas, ferns, and heucheras, creating a visually appealing landscape with contrasting textures and colors. However, it's best to avoid aggressive spreaders like English ivy or Japanese honeysuckle. What are the benefits of planting liriope with these companion plants? How do you prevent aggressive spreaders from overtaking the garden? #LiriopeCompanions #TextureContrast #GardenPairings

A quick illustrated guide on How to Divide Liriope. Using Liriope in the Landscape. Best time for Transplanting liriope. Propagating liriope.

Liriope is a tough, drought-resistant perennial perfect for growing along walkways, paths and flowerbed borders! See our top tips for growing.

Liriope plant (muscari) aka evergreen lily turf offers year-round beauty, used for garden borders. Easy growing and care. [DETAILS]

My liriope, boxwood and hydrangea lined pathway. I’m working on moss between the stones

The various varieties of liriope make a great ground covers and border plants but it is very invasive. These tips will help for controlling monkey grass.

Grass like plants such as mondo grass, Aztec grass, and liriope grow in attractive grassy tufts that can put just the right finishing touches on any landscape. Read all about it!

Advice on Growing Liriope muscari, commonly known as the Big Blue Lilyturf, in Your Garden. Gardeners HQ Plant Growing Guides provide information and tips for over 1,000 types of plants.

One extremely popular plant that has recently been showing its invasive qualities and is on invasive lists in various northern Virginia jurisdictions is Liriope, commonly called Monkey Grass or Lilyturf.