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What's the best way to stop Big Blue Liriope from taking over the flower beds?
Jane Proctor
To help this plant remain its charming, non-invasive self, it would be best if you could divide the clumps on a regular basis, being careful to remove any wandering wild shoots, and trimming the leaves in the winter, before new growth begins, by mowing the lawn.
Jane Proctor
I'm so excited to tell you how you can help stop Big Blue Liriope from becoming invasive in your flower beds. You can do regular pruning, either by hand or with equipment.
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Liriope spicata is a semi-evergreen perennial with narrow, curved, dark green leaves. It tolerates heat, drought, and heavy shade. It spreads and can be used as erosion control on banks and slopes or as a border under trees or around shrubs. This plant can grow nearly 2 feet tall and 2 feet wide. Liriope spicata is also deer and rabbit-resistant.
Liriope spicata
