Wilson Bros Gardens Emerald Goddess Liriope

Emerald Goddess is a more vigorous grower that features taller, more upright foliage. It also offers a significantly longer bloom season, producing lavender flower spikes from early summer through early fall, whereas many standard varieties have a much shorter flowering window.

No, Emerald Goddess maintains a neat, clumping habit. It stays where you plant it and does not spread via runners, making it a well-behaved choice for borders and edging.

This variety is highly adaptable and thrives in both full sun and filtered shade. It is an excellent choice for difficult areas where light conditions might vary throughout the day.

Yes, this plant is considered deer resistant. While no plant is entirely deer-proof if food sources are scarce, deer typically avoid Liriope due to its texture and taste.

For a solid, uniform groundcover effect, space your plants 18 inches apart on center. This allows enough room for the clumps to mature to their full width of 18 to 24 inches without becoming overcrowded.

Because it is semi-evergreen, you generally don't need to cut it back unless the foliage looks tattered after a harsh winter. If you choose to tidy it up, simply trim the foliage back in late winter before new growth emerges in the spring.