Liriope muscari Okina Sarcococca usually around mid-December

usually around mid-December

hummingbird attracting flowers on 30" tall scapes in late spring

They prefer light

(aka: Trillium x ludoviciatum A2LA-010) This offering of Trillium x ludoviciatum (Trillium ludovicianum x Trillium cuneatum) represents nursery grown

In our area

Liriope muscari Okina Sarcococca usually around mid-DecemberLiriope 'Okina' is a very cool selection of the clumping monkey grass that came to us from famed Japanese nurseryman Akira Shibamichi in 1996, and subsequently introduced to US commerce by Plant Delights Nursery in 2002. In spring, the top 75% of each leaf is pure white. As Liriope 'Okina' matures through the growing season, the white becomes speckled with green flecks, eventually changing to flecked light green by fall (the coloration will hold