Liriope

What is Liriope

Liriope is a quiet flower growing in the garden commonly, and lets florets of the pale purple a lot bloom in slim inflorescence.

Liriope (scientific name:Liriope muscari) is an evergreen perennial grass of the family asparagaceae native to East Asia. It lets a lot of florets of the heliotrope bloom to the spike which took out a thin flower stalk and lengthened from the tip from the center of slim radical growths leaves with the luster in bush from early summer to autumn. It is assigned to a flower name with an orchid, but is not orchis. The leaves are green, but the garden variety which length-formed slim yellow streak enters is called variegation liriope on the green leaves. On the part that the root of the liriope was enlarged by the folk remedy such as nutrition and invigoration and antitussive effect, removing phlegm, the strong heart diuresis is said by medicable.

Generic name: Liriope,
Scientific name:Liriope muscari
Aka: Nosimerang, Summer Muscari,
Origin: East Asia, height: 25-50 cm,
Leaf lenght: 30-50 cm, leaf width: 1 cm, flower color: light purple, flower color: lilac, flowering: June-October

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