Liriope landscape

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

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.

Does your front entryway send the right message? Colorful blooms, potted gardens and good hardscape design make a great first impression.

Award-winning landscapers share one of the many plants their landscape designers prefer to use in backyard and commercial landscaping.

Explore creative landscaping ideas using liriope plants from the Asparagaceae family to transform your home. Discover how this versatile foliage can enhance your outdoor space, offering both beauty and functionality. Whether you're looking to create lush borders, eye-catching ground cover, or unique garden designs, these ideas will help you maximize the potential of liriope in your landscape.

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

Super Blue, Emerald Goddess (18") & Marc Anthony (variegated) are improved forms of Liriope. EVERGREEN GIANT is particularly susceptible to Crown Rot. UGH -- DEER LOVE GREEN LIRIOPE! Flax Lily - UGH - TONS OF RUST (in every location). Winner is the Variegated Liriope (often called "Aztec Grass" - smaller than flax lily but no rust and deer don't eat it. | See more about Ophiopogon japonicus, Mists and Early fall.

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

Liriope giganteum 'Evergreen Giant'