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Ophiopogon Japonicus DwarfDwarf Mondo Grass Dwarf Lily Grass, Dwarf Monkey Grass Botanical Name: Ophiopogon japonicus Dwarf Family: Asparagaceae Origin: East Asia (Japan, China, Korea) Plant Type: Strappy, clumping groundcover (evergreen perennial) Overview A go to edging and carpeting plant for Adelaide and South Australian gardens, Dwarf Mondo forms tight, tufted clumps that stay lush and green all year. It thrives in shade or dappled sun where lawn struggles, slipping

Wildlife Value: Fruits can interest birds in warm outdoor settings

formative prune while young to a balanced single- or multi-stem

pairs with camellias

strap/sword-like evergreen leaves forming a bold

Sunlight: Full sun to part shade (best colour in more sun)

‘Geisha Girl’ is a floriferous

Origin: Eastern Australia (cultivar selection)

occasional spot flowers later in mild years

and sculptural silhouettes in winter

handles slightly acidic–slightly alkaline)

Contrast planting in Mediterranean/native palettes: pair with olives

foliage/fruit flesh not typically an issue in gardens