liriope flowering time
Liriope flowering time is an exciting event in the garden, marking the transition from the lushness of late winter to the vibrancy of spring and early summer. Many New Zealand gardeners love liriope for its resilience, glossy strappy foliage, and ability to thrive in shady spots, but their graceful spikes of flowers are the real highlight. Whether you grow liriope as an edging plant or a massed groundcover, knowing when your liriope will flower can help you plan your garden design and maintenance for maximum visual impact.
Liriope 'Blue Skies'
Liriope 'Blue Skies' is a blue-flowering Liriope that forms a tidy clump and features strap-like, dark green leaves. Flower spikes rise above the foliage through summer and autumn, bearing masses of blue-mauve flowers. This is an excellent choice for container growing, rock and cottage gardens, or border planting.
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Liriope spicata (Creeping Lilyturf)
Liriope spicata, commonly known as Creeping Lily Turf, grows as a clump and produces arching, strap-like, dark green leaves. Short stems carrying masses of tiny, pale lavender-white flowers emerge amidst the foliage during summer. It typically grows to 45 cm tall and the same wide, but will spread to colonise a much larger area over time. Liriope spicata is an excellent choice for cottage gardens, border plantings, or as a groundcover.
From $17.95
