Liriope Super Blue
Liriope muscari 'Super Blue'
Blue-green foliage and lavender spikes. Tolerates sun and shade; a garden favorite.
|Sun · Partial shade · Shade|
Uses
Plants for borders, paths and planters
A well-defined edge organizes a garden and highlights paths, planters and entrances. Linear-leaved plants such as Aztec Grass, Dianella and dwarf Mondo Grass create clean lines with color and texture contrast.
Why choose them?
- Clean lines for paths and entrances
- Variegated foliage contrast
- Suitable for pots and containers
- Compact, tidy growth
Recommended plants
Liriope Aztec Grass
Ophiopogon intermedius 'Argenteomarginatus'
Variegated green and silver foliage. A tough, easy edging for paths and borders.
|Sun · Partial shade|
Mondo Grass Dwarf
Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana'
Dwarf variety, half the size, forming dense dark green tufts. Ideal between stones.
|Partial shade · Shade · Sun|
Dianella Tasmanica
Dianella tasmanica
Long, narrow, strap-like leaves, green or variegated. Texture and color for borders.
|Sun · Partial shade|
Frequently asked questions
Which plant should I use to edge a path?
Liriope Aztec Grass is one of the toughest, easiest edging plants. For very low, fine edges, dwarf Mondo Grass is ideal.
Planning a project?
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