Mississippi homeowner seeks planting and care instructions for monkey grass (Liriope).
Monkey grass thrives in the Gulf South. Plant in prepared soil, water in, mulch lightly. In good soil with organic mulch, no fertilizer needed. Spring thinning/division may be needed as it spreads.
If soil is heavy clay (common in East Texas/Houston areas), incorporate organic matter before planting to improve drainage and root penetration.
Low-maintenance, reliable groundcover for shade to part sun.
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