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How To Use Monkey Grass For A Low-Maintenance Landscape - MSNMondo grass grows in clumps that never need to be mowed. It is slow growing and stays small, making it a good choice to grow as a ground cover, under trees, or as a lawn alternative.
It grows in clumps but spreads by rhizomes to form a solid mass. It needs even moisture and regular fertilization, and can be mowed occasionally for more of a turf look, but it's not necessary.
Liriope muscari (pronounced luh-RYE-oh-pee mus-KAR-ree) is a tough, evergreen herbaceous flowering perennial from East Asia that grows in clumps 6 to 12 inches tall and spreads 12 to 18 inches across.
Ophiopogon, a.k.a. mondo grass, is an evergreen low-growing grasslike groundcover for shade or partial shade. It grows in clumps but spreads by rhizomes to form a beautiful solid mass.
It turns out that wild onion and/or garlic bulbs are roughly 5- to 6-inches deep in the ground and begin to grow in early September. New leaf blades grow up among our lawn grass.
Green lawns don't have to be water hogs. From blue grama to red fescue, learn more about 10 drought-resistant grasses for a low-maintenance lawn.
Liriope is ideal in shady areas under trees where grass refuses to grow. Photo by Darrell Blackwelder. Liriope, monkey grass or border grass is one of the most underutilized landscape plant materials.
Clumps expand to two-and-a-half to three feet wide in a few years. * Where to use: Korean feather reed grass grows in full sun or part shade. It prefers damp soil but can tolerate some drought and ...
Pinellas County beachgoers were left puzzled after seeing white clumps wash ashore. The culprit — Syringodium filiforme, aka manatee grass, FWC says. Skip Navigation ...
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