Liriope longipedicellata Porcupine Groundcovers there is little else to

there is little else to do to keep your plant happy

if you have a sunny dry spot

It's also far more moisture tolerant than its cousin

"The Himalayan maidenhair has become one of the great all-time ferns

from one bulb to clumps of many bulbs

Liriope longipedicellata Porcupine Groundcovers there is little else toWe originally obtained this virtually uncultivated liriope from a Chinese grower in China labeled as an Ophiopogon. Thanks to a project with NCSU DNA researcher Jason Lattier, we now know our plant to be Liriope longipedicellata a clone we named Liriope 'Porcupine'. The 10" tall x 2' wide, non running clumps are composed of very narrow, very stiff, dark green leaves. In September, the clumps are adorned with very attractive 20" flower spikes of