Lilyturfs are grassy flowering plants that are often used along borders. They stay green year-round and make excellent groundcover due to their ability to spread quickly. In late summer, these plants produce small, violet-colored flowers. Most species are deer-resistant and tolerate drought and salt. Though they are not true grasses, they are sometimes used as lawn alternatives.
Water:
Lilyturfs prefers moist conditions and should be watered weekly to sustain its foliage. As an evergreen often grown indoors, it tolerates low light and benefits from occasional misting to replicate its native humidity.
Propagation:
Lilyturfs is best propagated by division, favored for efficiency. Key factors include indirect light, well-draining moisture-retaining soil, and moderate temperatures. Proper root care is essential. Steps: hydrate the parent plant, separate clumps with roots, replant immediately, and ensure consistent moisture for establishment.
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