Ophiopogon is a Genus of approximately 50 species of time tested, rhizomatous or tufted perennials, typically with enlarged, fleshy beginnings, sometimes stoloniferous, from shady rub or woodland in E. Asian countries, especially China. Ophiopogon is comparable in appearance to Liriope. The surges of flowers are borne inside the tufts of only leaves, and so could be partially hidden. The long slim leaves are about 15 inches extended. It is going to grow in direct sunlight or tone and has an added benefit from making modest white-colored or mauve blossoms in summer.