Variegated Liriope Southern Living Plants Cut plants back in late

Cut plants back in late winter or early spring before new growth begins to refresh the clump and support strong flowering stems for the season ahead

You can remove any dead wood and lightly shape the plant—think of it as a quick “haircut” that sets up a season of strong bloom-producing growth

Muskogee Crape Myrtle is one of the strongest choices available

and within the area you want covered

The flowers have only a very slight fragrance

Variegated Liriope Southern Living Plants Cut plants back in lateStriped Evergreen Foliage for Year Round Color. Variegated Liriope is a dependable lilyturf grown for its arching green foliage edged and striped with creamy yellow to white variegation. The bright foliage adds contrast where solid green groundcovers can disappear, especially in shaded borders, foundation beds, under trees, and along walkways. Its evergreen to semi evergreen habit helps keep planting beds looking finished through much of the year.