Frog Fruit Ground Cover by Sod and Seed, Inc.
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Sod and Seed, Inc. shares video footage and information about Frog Fruit, also referred to as Turkey Tangle, Turkey Tangle Frog Fruit, Turkey Tangle Frogfruit, Phyla Nodiflora, and Lippia. Frog Fruit is the native version used to develop Kurapia ground cover in both Kurapia sod and Kurapia plug form.
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Native to southern US. Grows 8 inches in my yard. I move it in some places. Love it, love it. Less invasive than Bermuda. Have grown it in my yard 20+years
Will it regrow from the roots after a freeze?
Good video...🤙
This variety of ground cover is also invasive, so installation locations must also be considered.
Slope applications are suggested as it has an intense rooting system and grow deep, so slope holding properties is enhanced by using Lippia.
Phyla Nodiflora is Native to Southern and Central United States, so like from California to Florida. Hardiness Zones USDA 7-11
What about sun requirements??? If I plant it in a partially shaded yard, (never full sun) what will happen?
Native to where? What zones are compatible?
Hello! The Native Lippia we offer is native to California. There are other types that can be found around the world native to other specific areas. In terms of compatibility, there will be other factors to consider in addition to zones. We recommend reviewing the videos and our product page to know whether the Lippia will be compatible with your lawn. Feel free to give us a call with further questions at 1-800-381-8163.
My concern is if we put it in a right of way when we need to hedge it off the curb if cutting get blown into another bed how likely will it take root elsewhere?
In other words how controllable is it?
I live near Sacramento and have a 10x10 dirt patch I would like to grow this in. Can frog fruit compete against weeds? Right now I'm fighting with vetch and other native plants and weeds.
Does it go dormant or is it evergreen?
Goes dormant in zone 8
can this be used in Arizona?
Yes, it can!
Can this plant be found in South florida?
Hello! We are unsure if it can be found in Florida or not but we do ship to Florida.
Someone posted a video on frog fruit ground cover for Florida, so it appears to be able to grow there. If you’re asking if it’s native to Florida, I think the answer is no.
@@peterl.104 It is indeed native to Fl
Yes, frog fruit is native to FL and can be found at Native Plant Nurseries.
@@katiecannon8186 thank you for the correction. The source I heard/read must’ve been wrong. I can’t even remember where that was any more.
Why don’t you say the hardiness ZONE?
Native to where??? North East South West... WHERE?
Hi Sarah! As far as we know, there are many variations of the plant native to each respective area. The Lippia we offer is native to California.