Companion Plants
Orange Smoothie Daylily: Mango Blooms That Keep Coming
A heavily budded reblooming daylily with lightly fragrant mango-orange flowers that shares lavender's sun and keeps color going into fall.
Lavender Field Notes
A note for every lavender plant, companion plant and farm-made product: how to use it, care for it and get the most from it.

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Companion Plants
A heavily budded reblooming daylily with lightly fragrant mango-orange flowers that shares lavender's sun and keeps color going into fall.
Companion Plants
A low, evergreen ice plant with fine-petaled lavender-pink flowers that loves the same hot, gravelly ground as lavender and blooms just before it.
Companion Plants
A tall, fast-spreading native fern for moist shade, the opposite of lavender's ground, ideal for wet corners on the same property.
Companion Plants
A variegated feather reed grass with cream-striped leaves and straight 5-foot plumes that brightens the sunny back row of a lavender bed.
Companion Plants
A classic everbearing strawberry with firm, deep red, aromatic berries from late spring into fall, grown in a sunny bed beside the lavender.
Companion Plants
Icy blue-green rosettes blushed rose at the center, a hardy hen and chicks for the lean, gravelly edges of a sunny lavender bed.
Companion Plants
Big, bright spring primroses in mixed colors with glowing centers, made for cool shade on the opposite side of the garden from your lavender.
Companion Plants
A heat-tolerant dianthus with rosy fuchsia, red-eyed flowers over blue foliage, built for the sunny, lean front edge of a lavender bed.
Companion Plants
An early, heat-tolerant dianthus whose fuchsia flowers have soft lavender centers, a ready-made color match for a sunny lavender border.
Companion Plants
A dependable, early dianthus that disappears under vibrant magenta flowers from late spring into fall, made for sunny rock gardens and lavender.
Companion Plants
A tough, heat-tolerant dianthus with deep magenta-red flowers over wide blue mounds, a bold low contrast for the front of a lavender bed.
Companion Plants
The classic bronze-purple coral bells with glossy, maple-shaped leaves that echo lavender's color along a bed edge with some afternoon shade.
Companion Plants
A miniature hosta with 2-inch white-centered leaves, best in a shaded trough or small pot well away from the sunny lavender beds.
Companion Plants
A bold, slug-resistant hosta with thick, puckered gold leaves edged in blue-green, a bright specimen for the shady side of the property.
Companion Plants
A much-loved miniature daylily with fragrant cranberry-red flowers that rebloom into fall, a rich, compact edging in front of lavender.
Companion Plants
A dwarf bee balm with full-size cherry-pink flowers on a foot-tall plant, a pollinator magnet for a moister bed next to your lavender.
Companion Plants
An improved compact bee balm with large lilac-purple flowers in midsummer, a lavender-toned pollinator plant for the moist bed next door.
Companion Plants
A short, bushy bee balm with intense rose-pink flowers from midsummer, made for the front of a moist border near your lavender.
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A compact, symmetrical blue-gray agave that loves sun and sharp drainage, perfect in a patio pot among lavender before wintering indoors.
Companion Plants
A fragrant, mildew-resistant garden phlox with white flowers and pink star centers that picks up the show as the first lavender bloom winds down.
Companion Plants
A festive hosta with long, rippled yellow leaves and deep purple flowers, made for the shady side of the garden away from lavender.
Companion Plants
A daylily with huge 6 3/4-inch orange-red flowers and a yellow eye that hold their color in full sun, a bold backdrop for a lavender row.
Companion Plants
A sun-loving fernleaf bleeding heart with two-tone rose hearts over lacy blue foliage that blooms from late spring into fall beside lavender.
Companion Plants
A short, everblooming daylily with ruffled rosy red flowers that can run for about three and a half months, ideal for edging lavender.
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