£8.55
A rather attractive, compact, relatively low growing plant that makes neat mounds of narrow evergreen leaves and very occasional pale lilac to white flowers. Happiest with some shade. Soil not too wet. Height; 10cm – 15cm.
A little looser in habit than Ophiopogon japonicus Minor and more compact than Ophiopogon planiscapus, this plant has seemingly been mis identified as Ophiopogon chingii in cultivation.
50 in stock
| Pot Size | 9 cm |
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| How many plants will I need? | 11 – 15 Plants Per Square Metre |
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These ornamental grasses are Evergreen: Comb or rake off any old, tired or dead leaves and flowers in spring. If needed evergreens can be cut back (by up to half) at almost any time from April to July. Do not cut back in autumn or winter. In most situations ophiopogon need very little after care once established.
This soft purple flowered form slowly creates mats of narrow evergreen foliage that is superbly tolerant of various levels of dry shade. Long lived and very durable. Flowers produced sporadically. Happiest in some shade. Soil not to wet. Height 15cm – 25cm.
A selection of black mondo grass similar to but with ‘slightly’ longer leaves than Ophiopogon Nigrescens. Forms gradually spreading clumps of striking evergreen strap-shaped black leaves all year with occasional shiny blue black berries in autumn. Sun or part shade. Soil not too wet. Height; 15cm – 25cm.
Slowly spreading evergreen carpets of strap like evergreen foliage and occasional spikes of white flower followed by blue berries. Long lived and durable, it makes excellent groundcover in most levels of shade including dry, but will take some sun. Soil not too wet. Height; 15cm – 25cm.