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Lilyturf
Also known as: Creeping lilyturf
Lilyturf, a perennial ground cover, boasts grass-like evergreen foliage. Its slender, arching leaves create a dense, tufted appearance, emulating a lush, green carpet over the ground. During late summer, lilyturf surprises with delicate, lavender-hued flowers rising subtly above the foliage, enticing various pollinators. This hardy specimen thrives in shaded environments, revealing its resilience and adaptability to understory habitats.
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Herb
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Evergreen
Leaf type
20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Once established, lilyturf is moderately drought-tolerant but requires watering every 1-2 weeks during dry spells for optimal blooms. In the first year, keep the soil moist, and remember that container plants need more frequent watering due to quicker drying.
Fertilize: Lilyturf requires minimal fertilization to avoid disease susceptibility. A light application of slow-release fertilizer in early spring is beneficial, with a balanced option like 10-10-10 (N-P-K) being ideal for optimal growth.
Pruning: Lilyturf thrives with early spring pruning, ideally cutting foliage to 3-4 inches above ground to promote healthy growth. Avoid late fall or winter cuts to prevent frost damage, ensuring the plant's aesthetic appeal and overall health remain intact.
Propagation: Lilyturf naturally spreads and doesn't require division, but it can be divided every three to four years for propagation. Use a sharp spade to cut clumps, ensuring to include roots, and replant immediately, watering thoroughly.
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