[CyberSalad] [Garden Pursuits] [Garden Quotes] [Garden Journal] [The Language of Flowers] [Monthly Chores] [Garden Poetry] [Zone Maps] [First/Last Frost Dates] [Trees] [Ground Covers] [Fruit/Berries] [Water Garden] [Gardening Links] [Vegetables] [Lawn] [Raised Beds] [Bulbs, etc.] [Shrubs] [Perennials] [Annuals] [Herbs] Liriope spicata Click on the thumbnail to see larger picture. 3/11/00. This is what the liriope looks like in early spring. Leaves are indeed yellowish green and have been burned by the cold and ice. 3/29/00. Finally got the old liriope foliage mowed. 3/29/00. Here's what new liriope growth looks like. It's important to trim the old foliage early enough to avoid injuring the new growth. Cuts on new growth will stay brown all season. 4/15/00. Sprouting really well. 5/25/00. Really thick. I'm planning to redo this bed this fall, and if I keep any of this creeping variety, it will be in pots to contain it. 7/27/00. Beginnning to blossom. 7/26/00. Here's a blossom up close. 8/2/00. More blossoms. 9/26/00. Blossoms have turned to berries. Berries will eventually turn black. 10/7/00. Foliage beginning to yellow. Back to Liriope Page.    Sign Our Guestbook       View Our Guestbook   ©2000-2007 Garden Pursuits. All Rights Reserved. WebMistress: Barbara Anders This site best viewed in 800x600 resolution. Graphics on this site are for my personal use only, and are not available for download. Please do not take. Site launched January 1, 2000. Site updated September 1, 2007. [CyberSalad] [Garden Pursuits] [Garden Quotes] [Garden Journal] [The Language of Flowers] [Monthly Chores] [Garden Poetry] [Zone Maps] [First/Last Frost Dates] [Trees] [Ground Covers] [Fruit/Berries] [Water Garden] [Gardening Links] [Vegetables] [Lawn] [Raised Beds] [Bulbs, etc.] [Shrubs] [Perennials] [Annuals] [Herbs]