Liriope Muscari Big Blue 5 Litre Pot
Lime green grass like foliage with spikes of rich blue flowers. Very Chunky specimen sized plant.
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Lime green grass like foliage with spikes of rich blue flowers. Very Chunky specimen sized plant.
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| £10.62 each | £10.40 each | £9.85 each | £9.30 each |
A Tough, Tidy Groundcover with Bold Purple Spikes
Liriope muscari ‘Big Blue’ is a hardy, evergreen perennial prized for its grass-like foliage and bold late-season blooms. Its neat, arching, dark green leaves form dense clumps that provide excellent weed suppression and year-round texture. In late summer to early autumn, upright spikes of violet-purple flowers emerge, rising above the foliage like miniature hyacinths, followed by small black berries.
Often referred to as lilyturf, this low-maintenance plant is ideal for edging paths, mass planting, underplanting trees, or filling shady gaps where many other plants struggle. It's also tolerant of dry shade once established, making it a problem-solver for difficult spots.
Spring:
Evergreen clumps resume growth with renewed vigour
Tidy and fresh green foliage maintains structure
Summer:
Mid to late summer brings vertical spikes of violet-blue flowers
Perfect contrast against the dark green foliage
Autumn:
Flowers give way to small, glossy black berries
Foliage remains attractive through autumn
Winter:
Retains its form and colour in milder winters
May benefit from a light trim in late winter to refresh the foliage
Height: 30–45 cm
Spread: 45–60 cm
Habit: Clump-forming, arching, grassy appearance
Foliage: Narrow, dark green, evergreen leaves
Flowers: Spikes of violet-purple blooms in late summer
Fruit: Glossy black berries follow flowering
Position: Full sun to partial or full shade
Soil: Well-drained, moderately fertile soil – tolerates dry shade once established
Hardiness: RHS H5 – hardy in most UK regions
Maintenance:
Cut back old foliage in late winter if needed
Water in prolonged dry spells during establishment
Divide clumps every few years in spring
Excellent groundcover – neat, dense clumps that block weeds
Seasonal colour – late-season flowers and glossy berries
Shade tolerant – thrives where others may fail
Evergreen form – year-round structure in beds or borders
Low-maintenance – ideal for both formal and informal gardens
Hostas & Ferns – blend beautifully in shade gardens
Heuchera or Brunnera – add foliage colour contrast
Hydrangeas or Viburnum – mix into mixed borders for height and seasonal flowers
Bulbs like Snowdrops or Crocus – provide early interest before Liriope blooms