Liriope 'Evergreen Giant' (Medium 200mm pot)
Liriope 'Evergreen Giant' is a tough, evergreen clumping plant with tall, glossy, deep green strappy leaves that stay lush all year round. Through summer and autumn it sends up spikes of pale purple flowers, followed by dark blue berries. It's one of the most dependable plants for shady spots and copes well with Canberra's frosts and dry spells, so it's an easy, low-fuss choice for borders and mass planting.
Mature size: approx. 45–60cm tall x 50–60cm wide
Foliage: Tall, narrow, deep green strappy leaves; evergreen
Flowers: Pale purple flower spikes in summer and autumn, followed by dark blue berries
Growth habit: Dense, upright clumping perennial
Position: Full sun to full shade; adapts to most well-drained soils, including poor soils
Climate: Frost hardy (to around -10°C); tolerates dry spells once established
Water needs: Regular while establishing, then low to moderate
Maintenance: Very low; trim old leaves back in late winter or early spring to refresh
Ideal for: Borders and path edging, mass planting, shady beds, understorey planting, embankments and pots
Liriope 'Evergreen Giant' is a tough, evergreen clumping plant with tall, glossy, deep green strappy leaves that stay lush all year round. Through summer and autumn it sends up spikes of pale purple flowers, followed by dark blue berries. It's one of the most dependable plants for shady spots and copes well with Canberra's frosts and dry spells, so it's an easy, low-fuss choice for borders and mass planting.
Mature size: approx. 45–60cm tall x 50–60cm wide
Foliage: Tall, narrow, deep green strappy leaves; evergreen
Flowers: Pale purple flower spikes in summer and autumn, followed by dark blue berries
Growth habit: Dense, upright clumping perennial
Position: Full sun to full shade; adapts to most well-drained soils, including poor soils
Climate: Frost hardy (to around -10°C); tolerates dry spells once established
Water needs: Regular while establishing, then low to moderate
Maintenance: Very low; trim old leaves back in late winter or early spring to refresh
Ideal for: Borders and path edging, mass planting, shady beds, understorey planting, embankments and pots