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.
Liriope muscari
Liriope muscari, commonly known as Lilyturf or Monkeygrass, is an herbaceous perennial with flower spikes that rise above the foliage during summer and autumn, bearing masses of lavender-blue flowers that are long-lasting and blend wonderfully with the strap-like, dark green foliage. Liriope muscari is an excellent choice for cottage gardens, adding to a mixed planting, or for use in borders or around outdoor living areas. It is used extensively in landscaping due to its hardiness, versatility, and attractive appearance year-round.
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Liriope 'Gold Banded' (Variegated Liriope)
Liriope 'Gold Banded' produces green leaves edged with gold, and masses of lavender coloured flowers in summer. This herbaceous perennial grows as a tidy clump to about 35 cm tall and the same wide, performing best when positioned in full sun or partial shade. Liriope 'Gold Banded' is an excellent choice for cottage gardens, adding to a mixed planting, including in borders, or for planting around outdoor living areas.
