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dbmy

Type of grass please

13 years ago
May I ask what the grass is -- in the front bed -- middle, left (behind what looks like conf. jasmine and in front of the lilies)? Is this liriope?
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    13 years ago
    Yes, this is a succulent that is called Bulbine 'Hallmark' (Bulbine frutescens 'Hallmark'). It looks like a grass but it s not a grass at all. If it were flowering, you'd see the peachy yellow flowers. Thanks for asking!
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