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This plant is suitable as an architectural landscape plant for exotic gardens where the shape of the habit is crucial to the design of the garden. Place this plant as a border for garden dividers and pathways as well as being used as ground cover in part-to-full shade areas or in medium-sized garden containers. The round shape of the Mondo Grass consists of slender, grass-like foliage that forms a circular growth habit and spreads rapidly once established. This plant is also is a good addition for the flowering season as the shrub will bloom white to pale lilac flowers that turn into small navy berries during the fruiting season.


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Mondo Grass

    • Place in an area of Full Sun to Part Sun.
      Mulch well after planting to retain moisture.

    • Plant in sandy and loamy soil conditions, clay-based soils are also adequate.
      Use a premium pot mix if planting in a container

    • Water often (2x per day) when establishing the plant.
      Water regularly (1x per day) in general care.
      Ensure the soil is wet between watering sessions when the soil is dry

    • Fertilize one per year with slow-release fertilizer.

    • Remove dead flowers and foliage, also remove foliage with dark spots.

    • Plant is susceptible to fungal rot

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    Botanical Name

    Tradescantia spathacea

    Plant Type

    Grass or Grass Like, Ground Cover

    Mature Growth Dimensions

    (Height x Spread)

    25 cm x 50 cm

    Sun Exposure

    Full Sun, Part Shade

    Waterwise?

    Yes

    Bird / Wildlife Attracting?

    No

    Australian Native?

    No

    Deciduous or Evergreen?

    Evergreen

    Perennial?

    Yes

    Foliage Type

    Linear with a tight growth habit shaped like a mound.

    Foliage Colour

    Green

    Flowering?

    Yes

    Flower Colour

    White to Pale Lilac

    Flowering Season

    Spring

    Fruiting

    Yes, navy coloured berries, inedible

    Fruiting Season

    Summer

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