Mondo grass is a popular choice for creating borders, and why wouldn't it be? With its delicate blades and low-maintenance needs, it's a versatile plant that manages to thrive in a variety of ...

Mondo grass grows in clumps that never need to be mowed. It is slow growing and stays small, making it a good choice to grow as a ground cover , under trees, or as a lawn alternative.

Dwarf mondo grass seems like the right choice to me. This is a very short evergreen plant that works well in narrow spaces, tolerates sun or shade and rises about 4 inches, which is not much ...

There are other dwarf mondo grass varieties. The "regular" O. japonicus is 8-12 inches tall. Dwarf mondo needs moist but not soggy soil, especially while establishing.

Mondo grass is a popular choice for creating borders, and why wouldn't it be? With its delicate blades and low-maintenance needs, it's a versatile plant that manages to thrive in a variety of ...

Q: I want to speed up the growth on mondo grass planted in sugar sand between stepping stones and also encourage monkey grass to grow into a solid mass where I'm removing some St. Augustine. What ...

Dear Reader: I am going to recommend mondo grass (monkey grass), the regular type, not the dwarf, for almost anywhere in Texas. I know you said that you tried it, but if you were using Ophiopogon ...

Aztec, border, mondo, monkey grass, lilyturf, and Liriope – These non-native, low growing, perennial, evergreen, creeping-clumper “grasses” are often confused with each other and the names ...

Scientific name: Ophiopogon japonicus. Growth habit: An evergreen perennial in the lily family with 1/4-inch-wide, upright, straplike, dark green leaves originating from buds near ground level and … ...