Liriope spicata aka Creeping Liriope

Liriope spicata, also known as creeping lilyturf, creeping liriope, lilyturf, and monkey grass, is a low, herbaceous flowering plant native to East Asia. This evergreen perennial is commonly used as groundcover in temperate climates and is highly popular in the southeastern United States and similar regions. It forms dense clumps of grass-like leaves, which are green with white stripes, and grows up to 25cm tall. In late summer, it produces slender spikes of tiny purple flowers. The flowers are followed by single-seeded berries on a spike in the fall. Lilyturf is a useful plant for dry shade, and its leaves can reach up to 18 inches in length, turning from dark green to bronze-green in winter. The spike-like clusters of flowers appear in mid to late summer and range in color from pale violet to white. The plant belongs to the Asparagaceae family, also known as the asparagus family, and its fruit is a blue-black berry.