Your invasive liriope is likely Liriope spicata (spreading/creeping), not the well-behaved L. muscari (clumping). Leaf width distinguishes them: ⅛" vs. ¼"+.
Spray glyphosate three times yearly (spring, summer, fall). Creeping liriope dies slowly—expect 2+ years for full control. Landscape fabric alone won't stop it; rhizomes penetrate most barriers.
This aggressive groundcover requires consistent herbicide pressure. Spot-treat escapes promptly.
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