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Monkey or mondo grass (regular or dwarf), creeping lily turf (also called liriope) and Japanese ardisia are good choices for shade to part-shade although many liriope also perform well in full sun.
When selecting liriope, you can choose green or variegated foliage.
Dwarf mondo grass (Ophiopogon japonicas) is similar to liriope (Liriope muscari), but it has thinner leaves and a finer texture.— AugustaChronicle.com: Latest News & Blogs
This long-season ornamental grass looks kind of like an Asian style liriope, as well it should.— Blog updates
With less than four hours, it will fade away, in which case you need to consider mondograss, liriope, Asian jasmine, purple wintercreeper euonymus or other shade-tolerant ground cover. on "Neil Sperry: Ridding the yard of burs"
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