Ophiopogon japonicus Comet Hallucinogenic Plants but in the garden

but in the garden

it takes a lickin' and

hailing from as high as 4

deciduous ground cover that is unrivaled for dry shade

A sharp knife drawn through the base of the stem often works better than pruning shears

Ophiopogon japonicus Comet Hallucinogenic Plants but in the gardenOphiopogon 'Comet' is a little known selection of the woodland groundcover Ophiopogon japonicus that we've treasured in our garden since 1997. The narrow foliage is vertically striped white, creating a frosted effect in the garden. Ophiopogon 'Comet' is not extraordinarily vigorous, which we like as a garden designer, so expect a 3' wide patch in 5 years in good rich soil a great way to lighten the woodland garden floor.