Plants by Mail Liriope

Since these plants reach a mature spread of 18 inches, spacing them 12 to 18 inches apart is ideal for creating a dense, continuous border or mass planting effect.

Super Blue Liriope prefers partial sun or filtered shade. While it is highly adaptable, planting it in intense, full-day sun may scorch the foliage, so it performs best in areas with some protection.

This is a low-maintenance plant. The only real care required is a simple trim in early spring to remove old foliage and encourage fresh, vibrant growth for the new season.

Yes, once established in your garden, they are quite drought-tolerant. However, you should provide regular water during the first growing season to help the root systems develop properly.

While they are primarily used as groundcover for borders and mass plantings, you can certainly grow them in containers. Just ensure your pots have excellent drainage, as they prefer well-drained soil.

Yes, you can expect the striking lavender flower spikes to appear each summer, provided the plants are healthy and receiving their preferred light conditions.