Ophiopogon japonicus.
Ophiopogon japonicus a riparian plant of the family Asparagaceae
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Ophiopogon japonicus: The Japanese Gem
History and Origin: Native to Japan and Korea, Ophiopogon japonicus is an enchanting herbaceous plant belonging to the angiosperms family known for their flowering. This low-growing beauty forms clusters reaching up to 10 cm in height.
Care:Its narrow, linear, and vibrant dark green leaves are a distinctive feature. The bell-shaped white flowers cluster in spike-like inflorescences.
Optimal Conditions: Thriving in light to deep shade, it exhibits remarkable resistance to pests and diseases, alongside a notable tolerance for strong winds.
Uses and Curiosities: Perfect for floral borders or as ground cover, it thrives in semi-shaded or fully shaded areas. Moderate watering maintains its lush dark green foliage and white inflorescent flowers.
Ophiopogon japonicus, with its natural elegance and durability, brings charm to any space with its delicate white inflorescent flowers. A true treasure to add to your garden.
Data sheet
- Name
- Ophiopogon japonicus
- Origen
- Japan, Korea
- Height
- Up to 3 meters
- Colour
- Green leaves, bronze, chocolate. Red, orange flowers
- Flowering
- Summer
- Location
- Gardens
- Irrigation
- Moderate
- Applications
- Ornamental, textile
- Poda
- No regular pruning needed. Simply remove any dry or damaged leaves from the base to keep the plant tidy and healthy.
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