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Images and Opinions of Ophiopogon japonicus from GardenWeb Members| fescuedream - | Very difficult (but not impossible) to grow in marine climate (e.g. Pacific Northwest). Will not thrive in clay - add a mixture of sand and topsoil, perhaps a 3:2 ratio. Slow grower, needs little attention once established. Easy propagation by division. | Ratings| overall | 5 | | how easy | 3 | | flower | n/a | | foliage | 6 | | propagate | 10 | | fragrance | n/a |
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| Mole_TX - z8 DFW | I bought 40 of these little guys in 2" containers. They live on the north side of the house in an area I dislike mowing. I have a 5' patch of lawn then 2 foot drop to neighbors -- retaining wall makes it hard to mow. I haven't tried propagating them yet, maybe next year, they are still too new. They seem to be staying around 3" tall. Perfect for my intent in this ... | Ratings| overall | 8 | | how easy | 10 | | flower | 1 | | foliage | 7 | | propagate | n/a | | fragrance | n/a |
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| Terramadre - 7b - AL | 
| The foliage of the green one reaches a length of about 10"; the foliage of the variegated one reaches a length of about 4" | |
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