FLOWERWOOD Dwarf Mondo Grass

Since Dwarf Mondo Grass has a mature spread of 5 to 8 inches and a slow growth rate, you should space them about 4 to 6 inches apart to achieve a filled-in look within a reasonable timeframe.

While it is durable enough to handle occasional foot traffic, it is not a lawn substitute for high-traffic areas. It is best suited for filling gaps between stepping stones or creating borders where it won't be stepped on frequently.

Dwarf Mondo Grass is highly adaptable and thrives in environments ranging from full sun to partial shade. However, in hotter climates, it will perform best with some protection from the intense afternoon sun.

While it is drought-tolerant once established, you will need to water it regularly during the first growing season to help the root system develop. After that, it is quite water-wise and will only need supplemental water during extended dry spells.

Yes, Dwarf Mondo Grass is an evergreen perennial, meaning it will maintain its dense, dark green foliage throughout the year, even in winter, provided you are within its hardiness zones of 6 through 10.

No, it is not considered invasive. It has a slow growth rate and a clumping, tufted habit that stays compact and controlled, making it a well-behaved choice for garden beds and borders.