Boething Treeland Farms cultiva más de 1.000 variedades de árboles, arbustos, plantas perennes y plantas especiales plantas nueve viveros de California para abastecer a los sectores mayoristas de jardinería y viveros en todo el oeste de los Estados Unidos y más allá.
Tipo de planta: Cubresuelos / Perennes
Perenne-Caducifolio: Perenne
Tamaño maduro general: Mediano
También cultivado como: Arbusto
Altura y envergadura en edad adulta: 2-3' x 2-3'
Natural Growth Habit: Arching, Clumping, Dense, Vase
Originario de: Asia, Japón
Exposición: Pleno sol, Sombra parcial, Sombra total
Agua: Riego medio
Color de la flor: Púrpura
Época de floración: Verano
Características especiales: Atrae a aves, mariposas y abejas / Resistente al frío / Resistente a los ciervos / Resistente a la sequía / Control de la erosión / Resistente al fuego / Retardante del fuego / Apto para condiciones costeras / Tolera la sombra / Resistente al marchitamiento por Verticillium
Tamaños de los envases: n. º1, n.º5
Zonas de jardinería de Sunset: 5-9, 14-24
Zona de rusticidad del USDA: 6-11
Liriope gigantea is an evergreen perennial with a clumping, dense, vase-shaped, fountain-like habit and featuring glossy, dark-green, strap-like leaves and lavender-blue flowers clustered on racemes that are nestled in the foliage. The flowers turn into bead-like, metallic berries that develop to a glossy black. Uses include mass plantings, weed suppression, low border, understory plantings, erosion control. Excellent in seacoast landscapes. Tolerates urban conditions. Moderate water use when installed and acclimating; drought resistant once established, although it is adaptable enough to tolerate wet spots and temporary standing water. It adapts to a variety of soil types: including clay, loam, and sand. Highly shade tolerant; it thrives in full shade to partial shade. Hot, full sun may damage the leaves. Fire-resistant. Resistant to Verticillium Wilt. Deer and rabbit-resistant. Cold hardy to 0°F.
Liriope gigantea is an evergreen perennial with a clumping, dense, vase-shaped, fountain-like habit and featuring glossy, dark-green, strap-like leaves and lavender-blue flowers clustered on racemes that are nestled in the foliage. The flowers turn into bead-like, metallic berries that develop to a glossy black. Uses include mass plantings, weed suppression, low border, understory plantings, erosion control. Excellent in seacoast landscapes. Tolerates urban conditions. Moderate water use when installed and acclimating; drought resistant once established, although it is adaptable enough to tolerate wet spots and temporary standing water. It adapts to a variety of soil types: including clay, loam, and sand. Highly shade tolerant; it thrives in full shade to partial shade. Hot, full sun may damage the leaves. Fire-resistant. Resistant to Verticillium Wilt. Deer and rabbit-resistant. Cold hardy to 0°F.
