Soft and dreamy, 'Camelot Lavender' sends up uniform spikes of lavender-pink tubular bells. The Camelot series' frost tolerance and reliable habit make it a top choice for shade gardens.
Partial to full shade, 3–5 feet tall, spreading 2–4 feet. Premium landscape performance.
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