Ophiopogon 'Ebony Knight'

Ophiopogon 'Ebony Knight'Ophiopogon planiscapis 'Ebony Knight' has distinctive purple black, narrow strap like leaves. Its summer stems of pink flowers develop into black berries. Also known as Black Mondo Grass, Ophiopgon planiscapis 'Ebony Knight' has a stoloniferous habit. A slow spreading, evergreen perennial, it is exceptional in the landscape, particularly when planted with bright chartreuse perennials, such as Hosta 'Fire Island' or Golden Creeping Oregano. Height in

Attracts: Birds

A native plant to the eastern and southern United States

The fascinating attractive seedpods will add a nice touch to dried arrangements

and green flowers (bracts) in spring

Foliage Color: Green/Blue Shades

Medium: 14

This is a late spring blooming perennial which typically grows to 24-36" tall and to 18-24" wide

Bloom Description: Pink to white with purple

Commonly known as knotweed or giant fleeceflower

Sold by the yard

Ovate-elliptical leaves with serrate margins are a distinctive and attractive reddish purple

the bloom time may be extended into early summer