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Mondo Grass

Type: Evergreen perennial (not a true grass, and not a succulent)
Appearance:

• Forms dense, grass-like clumps of narrow, dark green (or sometimes black) leaves.
• Grows low to the ground (usually 6–12 inches tall).
• Produces small, pale purple or white flowers in summer, followed by tiny dark berries.

Care:

• Light: Prefers partial to full shade (though dwarf varieties can tolerate more sun).
• Water: Likes consistently moist soil but can handle short dry periods once established.
• Soil: Well-draining soil is ideal.
• Use: Common as a border plant, ground cover, or between stepping stones.

Mondo grass is often called “grass” but it’s actually related to lilies, not true grasses.

🌵 Succulents

Type: Plants that store water in their leaves, stems, or roots.
Examples: Aloe, Echeveria, Sedum, Haworthia, etc.
Appearance:

• Fleshy, thick leaves that retain water.
• Come in many shapes, colors, and sizes.

Care:

• Light: Prefer bright sunlight.
• Water: Drought-tolerant; water sparingly.
• Soil: Require well-draining, sandy or gritty soil.
• Use: Perfect for rock gardens, containers, or low-water landscapes.

🌼 Why People Confuse Them

Sometimes you’ll see Mondo Grass planted alongside succulents in drought-tolerant or modern landscapes because:

• It looks “grassy” and softens the edges of succulent plantings.
• It’s low-maintenance and evergreen, providing year-round structure.

But botanically speaking, Mondo Grass is not a succulent. It doesn’t store water in its leaves or stems — it just happens to grow in similar conditions if well-drained soil and shade are provided.