Liriope muscari 'Emerald Goddess' ~ Emerald Goddess Lilyturf non-flowering Prune in late winter to

Prune in late winter to rejuvenate habit as needed

Hosta leaves in Merleswood private garden

Pollination: The Kadota Fig is a self-pollinating variety

Scale and aphids can occure

Liriope muscari 'Emerald Goddess' ~ Emerald Goddess Lilyturf non-flowering Prune in late winter toEmerald Goddess Lilyturf is an attractive arching evergreen perennial that grows in larger mounding tufts and is often used for groundcover. The lavender flowers bloom on short stalks above the grass like green foliage in summer and followed by small clusters of black berries. Best in part sun and well drained soil. Emerald Goddess is a larger sport of Evergreen Giant with better crown rot resistance and does not spread. Type: Perennial Height: 1. 5'