Ophiopogos Jaburan Vittatus

R39.00

Ophiopogos Jaburan Vittatus

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Description

Ophiopogon jaburan ‘Vittatus’, often called Giant Variegated Mondo Grass or Aztec Grass, is a lush, evergreen ornamental grass that adds elegance and texture to gardens year-round 🌿. It’s especially loved for its ribbon-like leaves striped in creamy white and green, which ripple beautifully in the breeze.

✨ Plant Highlights

Botanical name: Ophiopogon jaburan ‘Vittatus’
Common names: Variegated Lilyturf, Aztec Grass, White Mondo Grass
Height & Spread: Grows up to 30–60 cm tall and wide
Foliage: Arching, variegated leaves with cream to yellow stripes
Flowers: Small, bell-shaped lilac-white blooms in summer
Fruit: Electric blue berries follow the flowers

🌞 Growing Conditions

Light: Full sun to full shade (prefers partial shade in hot climates)
Soil: Well-drained, fertile, slightly acidic soil
Water: Moderate; drought-tolerant once established
Hardiness: Evergreen and frost-hardy

🌿 Landscape Uses

Excellent for:
- Groundcovers and edging
- Accent clumps in mixed borders
- Rock gardens and Asian-inspired designs
- High-rise balconies and windy spots