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Hypericum vs. Liriope for Groundcover

Compare St. John's Wort (Hypericum moserianum 'Tricolor') and Lilyturf (Liriope) at crescentbloom.com for maintenance needs. Both are low-care groundcovers.

Perennials: Tricolor Beech Leaf Curl: Aphids, Leaf Scorch, or Sun Reaction?; Tricolor Beech Decline: Leaf Curl, Lichens, and Multi-Factor Stress; Tricolor Beech Losing Pink Variegation: Sun Stress and Fertilization; Hoya Tricolor Care: Watering, Light, and Fertilizing Tips; Diagnosing St. John's Wort Decline: Rust, Nematodes, or Drainage Issues; Hypericum Tricolor Brown After Cold Spell: Prune to Live Buds in Weeks; Hypericum Pruning: Late Winter/Early Spring; Hypericum cerastoides (Hypericum); Hypericum calycinum 'Brigadoon': St. John's Wort with Brilliant Chartreuse Foliage; Hypericum frondosum 'Sunburst': St. John's Wort with Blue-Green Leaves and Golden Flowers

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