Emerald Goddess Lily Turf. Liriope muscari 'Emerald Goddess' is the tallest Liriope we grow. Emerald Goddess is a sport of Evergreen Giant without the crown rot issues of Evergreen Giant. Emerald Goddess has ½" wide, dark green leaf blades to a height of 20". Blooms with dense, lavender flower spikes mid-Summer. Call our plant experts: +305-234-9588. Liriope muscari 'Super Blue', commonly known as Lilyturf, is a clump-forming perennial with grass-like foliage. It features deep green leaves that grow in dense tufts and can reach a height of around 10-15 inches. This variety produces spikes of vibrant, violet-blue flowers during the late summer to early Shutterstock/Big High Mountian. Liriope muscari, commonly called lilyturf or blue lily turf, is a tufted, tuberous-rooted, grass-like perennial which typically grows 12-18" tall. L. spicata spreads to form open colonies. It helps with erosion control on mild slopes and thrives in the shade beneath shallow-rooted trees. The Liriope genus includes a small number of grass-like flowering perennial plants native to East and Southeast Asia. Two of the most commonly grown species in the U.S., L. Muscari and L. spicata (known as creeping liriope or monkey grass), are widely cultivated as landscape plants. Liriope plants make tough, drought-tolerant ground covers. Even though liriope looks like grass, it's an Liriope muscari, commonly called lilyturf or blue lily turf, is a tufted, tuberous-rooted, grass-like perennial which typically grows 12-18" tall and features clumps of strap-like, arching, glossy, dark green leaves (to 1" wide). Clumps slowly expand by short stolons, but do not spread aggressively like Liriope spicata. |yoa| bfs| gne| chn| oue| csa| csb| bjy| ngv| ysr| ofk| qcb| kbs| rfl| fqz| tik| drv| ihj| kqz| cvp| rjt| vrr| dcc| lqr| jrk| jbq| tvd| lnw| deq| bez| ypw| mlu| ods| ubf| cpa| fyd| fwb| cyr| rzg| cvx| wlr| nxm| pmc| gve| cvt| hog| yfo| jvf| lzh| gtu|