liriope muscari spacing
Getting the right liriope muscari spacing is essential for establishing healthy, attractive garden borders, mass plantings, or groundcovers in New Zealand gardens. Whether you’re planting in sun-dappled woodland, creating low-maintenance pathways, or filling bare spots, proper spacing gives each liriope room to flourish, ensures lush coverage, and minimises competition for nutrients. Liriope muscari, sometimes called lilyturf, is especially valued for its tufted, grasslike foliage and attractive late summer flower spikes. Below, we'll help you determine the best spacing for your liriope muscari and explore options for different landscape designs.
Choisya ternata (Mexican Mock Orange)
Choisya ternata, commonly known as Mexican Orange Blossom, is a lush, evergreen shrub prized for its glossy green foliage and clusters of fragrant white flowers that appear in spring and often again in autumn. Thriving in full sun to part shade and well-drained soil, it's perfect for NZ gardens as a hedge, border, or feature plant.
From $21.95
Lagerstroemia 'Townhouse'
Lagerstroemia 'Townhouse' is a compact crepe myrtle selected for its tidy growth habit and reliable summer flowering. This variety is ideal for smaller NZ gardens, courtyards, and urban landscapes where space is limited. Flowering during the warm months, it adds colour and structure without becoming oversized.
From $515.35
