The Perfect Plants Variegated Liriope features a unique grass like foliage. However they make themselves stand out with their gorgeous purple blooms! Uniquely shaped and even more uniquely colored, this Liriope plant makes a great addition as a groundcover plant, so get yours today!

• One of the absolute favorite border plants among gardeners. The hardy Variegated Liriope Shrub cultivar can tolerate a variety of soil and environmental conditions and are incredibly easy to maintain!
• This charming plant hosts variegated dark green and white leaves striped with creamy yellow and beautiful violet-blue flowers in the mid summer. The liriope Muscari Variegata lavender flower spikes are similar to those of grape hyacinth.
• Following the purple flowers are blue-black berries that appear in the fall. The tall green leaves of the variegated liriope plants are also known as monkey grass as all members of the liriope family are called as a nickname. Creeping lilyturf helps with erosion control and fills spots where no other plants can seem to grow.
• The more sun the liriope variegata is exposed to the brighter the overall colors will be. Just make sure it is not too much full sun or too intense heat exposure or else slight browning of the leaf tips can occur. The vibrant yellow stripes add color and act as a huge statement piece during the growing season.
• The Variegated lilyturf is exceptionally versatile and will thrive in full sunlight to shady locations. The edging plant prefers rich, moist, and slightly acidic soil, but will adapt to a wide variety of soil types. Keep moist but well drained soil conditions preferably for variegated liriope care.
• This ground cover plant grows in clump forming masses and its root system will spread. Check out our blog on How to Mass Plant GroundCovers if you are interested. Water thoroughly the first year to establish a strong root system. After establishing, the plant is fairly drought tolerant. A slow release fertilizer applied every year in early spring will help boost growth.
• The liriope muscaris grass like foliage grows up to 1.5 feet tall and 2 feet wide. Do not plant in the full afternoon sun when the temperature is hottest. This variegated lily turf plant prefers partial shade to full shade in the afternoon. Divide the established plants in early spring.
• Not the most cold hardy for northern states. Does best in the warmer climates of the United States in USDA growing zones 6-11.