Sscape said:Spreading by runners and growing like mad is not always a bad thing. There are situations where naturalizing a patch of ground with a patch of uniform color is GOOD! I.E.--the many daylily islands in the areas between North bound/South bound Interstate highway lanes here in NC would benefit from low maintenance, low cost, high visual value daylilies.
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