Looking for a tried and true， tough， and versatile ornamental grass for your landscape needs? Look no further than the Big Blue Liriope. This liriope， sometimes called Monkey grass， is a classic choice for mass plantings， under trees， borders， and edges along driveways， sidewalks， patios， Foundation plantings， and flowerbeds. This tall evergreen grass has deep green foliage that has a clumping， upright， and arching habit， and will thrive in full sun to shady locations. In Summer， Big Blue produces lilac-lavender bloom spikes that are followed by dark-colored berries that many bird species love to eat in autumn. These liriope， are native to Asia and are a member of the Lily family. --- This item includes 54 - Three Inch pots of Big Blue Liriope (live plant) in plastic pots with soil. The pots will be wrapped in a plastic wrap to retain moisture and hold any soil that shakes lose in shipping. The plant will be shipped in a cardboard box that has been designed to hold the plant in place to reduce any chance of damage in transit. As soon as the plant arrives it should be un-packaged， un-wrapped， and watered. --------These plants ship from the Gulf Coast of Alabama. We recommend that customers outside of the southeastern United States order during the milder times of year (Spring/Fall) to prevent heat/cold stress during transit.

Big Blue Liriope 'Lily Turf' in 3-1/4" Pots， Perennial Grass， Groundcover Plants:

• Tall and wide strap grass-like foliage with lilac-lavender blooms in summer 
• Mature size: 12-15 inches H x clumping
• Outdoor/landscape hardy USDA Zones: 5 - 10 (below zone 5 this plant should be grown in containers/planters that can be moved indoors during the winter)
• Sun exposure: full sun to partial shade
• Uses: border， ground cover， mass planting
• Planting/fertilizing: use well-draining garden soil mixed with your native soil to backfill the hole; to maximize growth， apply a slow-released slightly acidic fertilizer each Spring
• Average shipped plant size: 6-10 inches tall X 6-10 inches wide
• Ships from Alabama gulf coast - customers beyond the south eastern United States should consider placing orders from early Fall to mid-late Spring to avoid heat damage during transit
• If you are working on a big landscape project， consider ordering 1-2 plants to ensure they meet your specifications before placing an order for your entire project