Creeping Liriope 'Cassidy'

I purchased six of these plants near Miami, Florida and planted it in zone 8b, SC. They all lived through a very cold winter. The plants...Read More have stayed curly. I was told with too much sun they would not. Deer or rabbits do browse it in my area.

Received one of these as a gift, it was purchased at my local Publix from the floral department. Very cute! It's been about 2 1/2 years, ...Read Moreand I'd just left it in the same pot.

The first year it lived in my window sill and was very well maintained, then I had to move a lot of stuff around and it got evicted! My mom took it on for the next year, and sad to say she does not have the greenest of thumbs, and it was outside almost the entire winter, which was one of the coldest and wettest we've ever seen here in North Florida, broke a lot of records. Silly thing still made it through without too much loss, a few brown shoots, and most all lost the tips, but it's rebounded quite nicely this spring.

We decided to repot it last week, and WOW. One HECK of a rootball, very tangled, and long, but we sorted it out and we now have 9, hopefully it expands this summer, because there are a few spots we'd like to use it as ground cover.

I highly recommend this plant for indoors, or even carefully monitored outdoors. It's hard to kill, easy to maintain, and most of all is really fun to pet!

I found one of these at Kmart a year ago. It has lived happily in a pot in my living room ever since; medium light and medium watering. ...Read More It just gets bigger and curlier....I love it. Mine is the only one I have ever seen anywhere around here or anywhere. ChuLin in mid-Wisconsin

This is totally one of the cutest plants ever. The leaves look like curling ribbon and everyone who sees it has to touch it! Unfortunate...Read Morely, after I planted one in the ground two years back I found out the hard way that it's not hardy in Chicago. However, it is easy to grow in a pot and bring inside during the winter months.