Re: Edging Plants - Southeastern US

I personally find liriope excessively boring and overused here (I realize I'm not in the south east). When my sister lived in NC, she had some kind of creeping lantana that was lovely and the butterflies loved it. Granted, it wasn't a nice neat structural border, but I'm not really into rigid lines anyway.

Sheri Ann Richerson wrote:
The four I have come up with are Hemerocallis - both Stella D'Oro and some
of the new minis that are everblooming.
Setcreasea purpurea Purple Queen, Lirope and Ajuga pyramidalis
Metallica-crispa.
Are any of you in the southeastern US growing these? Do you have any
comments on them?
Thanks,
Sheri

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