The Plant Company grows and sells thousands of Ophiopogon plants throughout NZ. We pride ourselves on producing high quality plants and seeing the joy from our customers when they receive them. We do hope you enjoy them and support this NZ business that is passionate about Ophiopogon plants.
Ophiopogon japonicus, commonly known as Mondo Grass, is a striking ornamental grass. It grows as a clump and produces a dense tuft of grass-like...
Ophiopogon Kyoto is a Dwarf Mondo Grass and grows as a small clump with fine, dark green foliage. Flower spikes appear in summer bearing tiny, white...
Ophiopogon japonicus Nana is a variety of the commonly known, Dwarf Mondo Grass, and is grown for its fine, dark green foliage. Flower spikes are...
Ophiopogon Silver Mist is a variety of the commonly known, Dwarf Mondo Grass, and features fine, grass-like foliage that is variegated dark green and...
Ophiopogon planiscapus is an ornamental grass grown for its fine, dark green foliage and short stature. The foliage is complemented with flower...
Ophiopogon planiscapus Black Dragon is a variety of the commonly known, Mondo Grass, and is grown for its fine, near black foliage. The foliage is...
Ophiopogon Stripey White, commonly known as variegated Mondo Grass, is a clump forming plant with fine, grass like, that is variegated mid-green and...
Ophiopogon umbraticola, commonly known as Mondo Grass, is a clump forming plant with fine, grass like, dark green foliage. Flower spikes appear in...
Ophiopogon intermedians Alba Variegata, commonly known as Mondo Grass, is a clump forming plant with fine, grass like leaves that are variegated...
Ophiopogon Short Black is a variety of the commonly known, Mondo Grass, and is grown for its fine, near black foliage. The foliage is complemented...
Ophiopogon chingii, commonly known as Mondo Grass, is a clump forming plant with fine, grass like, dark green foliage. Flower spikes appear in summer...
Ophiopogon japonicus nigrescens, commonly known as Black Mondo Grass, is a clump forming plant with fine, near black foliage. The foliage is...
Ophiopogon, commonly known as Mondo Grass, has become a favourite among garden enthusiasts in New Zealand. Known for its versatility and low-maintenance nature, these plants can be a great addition to any garden. If you're considering adding Ophiopogon to your landscape, here’s a guide to the best varieties available in NZ.
Ophiopogon is a genus of evergreen perennials that thrive in a variety of conditions. Their grass-like appearance makes them an excellent choice for ground cover or as edging plants. These plants are not only hardy but also offer aesthetic appeal with their lush foliage and occasional flowers.
For those looking to add a touch of drama to their garden, the Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens', or Black Mondo Grass, is an excellent choice. This variety stands out with its striking black leaves, providing a stark contrast against lighter foliage. It's a popular choice for borders and is often used to create striking visual contrasts in garden designs.
If you're interested in something a little different, Ophiopogon 'Silver Mist' might catch your eye. This variety is known for its variegated leaves, featuring a mix of green and creamy white stripes. It can brighten up shaded areas and adds a unique texture to garden beds.
Growing Ophiopogon in New Zealand is relatively straightforward. These plants prefer well-drained soil and can thrive in both sunny and shady environments. They are drought-tolerant once established, making them an ideal choice for low-maintenance gardens.
Ophiopogon plants offer several benefits that make them an attractive option for gardeners:
By incorporating Ophiopogon into your garden, you can enjoy a touch of elegance and simplicity. Whether you prefer the classic green of Ophiopogon japonicus or the bold statement of Black Mondo Grass, these plants are sure to enhance your garden space.
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