Optimums of Growing Liriope From Seeds

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Optimums of Growing Liriope From Seeds

Question
Please advise the optimum time to harvest liriope
seeds, optimum time after harvest to plant seeds,
and optimum depth for planting seeds. Going to have
abundant harvest in northern Alabama. Objective
in progress to make a liriope lawn. Now have lots of liriope borders and solid beds. These are plain
green, not varigated. Thank you and God Bless!

Answer
Hi William,
Great to hear from someone from the South. I lived in Fort Walton Beach for 3 years back in the 80s. The best time to harvest liriope seeds will be in December or January after the plant has set the berries. The key is to look for the berries and give the plant 30 days after the berries have set. Let the berries have a couple of weeks of cool temperatures and then plant the seeds about 1/4 inch below the surface of the soil. Liriope also self-seed. I hope this helps.
Tom

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