Discovering the ideal black mondo grass spacing for your garden is essential for creating a striking, low-maintenance landscape feature. Black mondo grass (Ophiopogon planiscapus ‘Nigrescens’) is beloved in New Zealand gardens for its dramatic, jet-black foliage and its versatility—it can be used as a ground cover, edging plant, or even in pots. To achieve the lush, dense look that makes black mondo grass so popular, understanding exactly how far apart to plant each clump is key to successful growth and a seamless effect in your garden design.

Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' is a dwarf or mini Mondo Grass grown for its delicate, dark green foliage. Flower spikes are borne in summer and bear tiny, lilac flowers, which are followed by blue-black berries as it grows to 15 cm tall and 20 cm wide.
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Ophiopogon japonicus nigrescens, commonly known as Black Mondo Grass, is a clump-forming plant with fine, near black foliage. The foliage is complemented with flower spikes in summer, which bear tiny, pale pink flowers as it grows to 20 cm tall and the same width.
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