

|
|
Plants
:
Plant Profiles
:
Herbaceous
Creeping Liriope - excellent carefree groundcover
Jul 28, 2011
By Tom Knight |
Author
Bio
A spreading grass-like plant which makes an excellent carefree groundcover BUT can become invasive.
|
Plant Common Name | Creeping Liriope, Creeping Lilyturf | Plant Species | Liriope spicata | Plant Type | Herbaceous - Perennial | Plant Height & Spread | Normal Size
Height: 10 to 12 inches
Spread: Infinity (VERY INVASIVE)
Controlled Size
Height: N/A
Spread: N/A
| Plant Positive Points | Excellent groundcover which can choke out weeds BUT will also choke out desirable herbaceous plants as well. | Plant Negative Points | Can become a "weed". Will grow through ballast, between ties, through cracks in the walk, etc. Liriope mascara is better choice for garden train layouts. | Plant Sun/Shade | Full sun to full shade | Plant USDA Hardiness Zone | zone4, zone5, zone6, zone7, zone8 | Plant USDA Hardiness Text | 4 thru 10 | Plant Use on Railroad | Groundcover AWAY FROM TRACK AREAS! | Plant Misc Notes | A spreading grass-like plant which makes an excellent carefree groundcover BUT can become invasive. Will spread by underground stems and form a thick mat of foliage where ever it grows. |
Liriope |
Can this be contained by growing in a pot buried in the ground? How does it tolerate high heat in the shade? In the sun? Does it take a lot of water (more than a lawn)? We're on meters now. |
Dick Friedman - 07/29/2011 - 20:59 |
Top of Page
|
|
|
IMPORTANT LINKS

Get Your Official Diploma

Watch New Videos


New Products Online
|
|