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Variegated Liriope

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Variegated Liriope is grown for its colorful green and white foliage which remains year-round and for its deep-purple flower spikes in July and August.
Plant Variegated Liriope as a border or a mass-planing where you don't want the plants to spread into surrounding beds, as it grows in clumps rather than spreading by underground runners as does Spicata Liriope.
We cut down our liriope only once every 3 years to remove old foliage, either by hand with clippers or with a weed-eater. The best time to trim is right when you see new growth emerging in early Spring, before it gets tall enough to interfere with trimming away the old foliage.

Botanical Name
Liriope muscari 'Variegata'
Rate of Growth
Plants mature at 12-18" tall by 18-24" wide. Expect plants to reach mature width after only 2-3 years in the garden.
Where to Plant
Plant in sun to quite heavy shade.
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    Variegated Liriope
    Variegated Liriope
    Variegated Liriope