Bold and beautiful, Hemerocallis 'Lavender Deal'
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The daylilies or Hemerocallis (hem-er-oh-KAL-iss ) are in full bloom and fill the garden with such warmth this time of year. If we scoot slightly further to the right we see H. 'Fairytale Pink',
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In its glory is H. 'Russian Rhapsody', accompanied by the glowing golden strands of Carex elata (KAR-eks el-AH-tuh) 'Bowles Golden' and this lovely trailing Convolvulus mauritanicus (kon-VOLV-yoo-lus maw-rih-TAWN-ee-kus) with its lavender blue flowers. They all do well in this (other) section of the garden with good drainage and sun to partial shade.