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Daylilies and irises are perennial flowers that after a few years will get crowded… More
Reblooming daylilies are among the easiest flowers to grow and are suitable for most… More
Daylilies are mainstays in Midwestern gardens but they flourish in a variety of settings… More
...ve to say about the daylily. With limited effort, daylilies bloom from summer to… More
Daylilies (Hemerocallis sp.) are perennials for summer gardens. They grow in almost any landscape,… More
...De Oro,' was the first of the continuous-blooming daylilies to come on the market.… More
Introduced in the 1970's, the hybrid Stella de Oro plant was thought to be… More
Old garden plants like mint and daylilies have a well-earned reputation for hardiness. They… More
Daylilies are an easy to grow perennial. The plants can live in the garden… More
Daylilies are relatively care-free members of the perennial garden, but even these easygoing plants… More
Daylilies are classic perennial garden flowers. They are quite hardy and can be grown… More
Daylilies grow across hardiness zones in all kinds of conditions. They survive long stays… More
Daylilies are an easy-to-grow, colorful addition in all climate zones. Ranging in colors from… More
Daylilies are herbaceous perennials belonging to the lily family (Liliaceae). The scientific name, Hemerocallis,… More
Daylilies belong to the genus group Hemerocallis. Daylilies are popular perennial flowers that encompass… More
Daylilies are tough plants, easily grown and not too fussy about conditions. If you… More
...re more than 35,000 officially-named varieties of Daylilies. Daylilies come in a wide range… More
Daylilies are prolific bloomers and they are easy to grow. There are hundreds of… More
...e them. If you are a gardener who despises native daylilies (Hemerocallis fulva), you… More
Start daylilies from seeds by sprouting the seeds on a wet paper towel in a… More
Learn how to plant and care for a variety of perennial plants and flowers in… More
Watch as a flower expert and professional gardener demonstrates how to plant and care for… More
Transplanting plants properly is crucial to their survival, get expert yard and landscape design tips… More
Watch an overview of daylily seeds in this free gardening video. More
Learn about the root systems for daylilies in this free gardening video. More
Learn how much shade to give daylilies in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to plant daylilies in this free gardening video. More
Using compost in your garden can make your flowers and plants thrive! Get tips on… More
Learn how to maintain daylilies in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to move daylilies in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to dead head daylilies in this free gardening video. More
Learn what a daylily is and how to grow them properly in this free green… More
Learn how to trim daylilies in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to arrange daylily colors in this free gardening video. More
Learn where to plant daylilies in this free gardening video. More
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...oms. The same is true for my siberian iris and my daylilies. I've never gotten a soil test,… More
I have several daylilies that will need to be divided that are still blooming. I would appreciate input on the best way to id, mark them so I will know the colors when time to make the move. Thanks, bloominnana More
...ina', Pygmy torch, nasturtium, peppers, tomatoes, daylilies, irises, ladybells, Purple coneflowers, and many more. More
I have potted daylilies and potter asiatic lilies. I decided to take both in for the winter. Reason is that the daylilies are producing a lot of suckers and they are very small. I want to allow them to grow so I can plant them all in a big pot… More
...us, tulips, irises (TB, dwarff, siberia, spuria), daylilies, glads and dahlias. I hope, I will find many friends here ! More
...den? I have a small garden and I have the usuals--daylilies, rudbeckia, etc.--but what plants are you just wild about that beginning gardeners might overlook? I'm ready to make a spring shopping list! More
...hat she said. (I mean the white plant and not the daylilies.) More
I planted cannas, daylilies, calla lilies, bearded iris, and tiger lily bulbs about a week and a half ago and was wondering about how long it would be before I saw signs of life. I was also wondering if maybe they would bloom this year. Any help? More
In my garden! I have about 150 hybrid daylilies in my garden and this time of year my garden starts exploding. Sharing a few pics of my early bloomers. Not the best pics, but here they are nonetheless! :D More
... I have an iris bed that also is bordered by some daylilies and in the middle of… More
Hi, I have a few daylilies in my garden. A couple buds on them are drying and have little black seeds in them. Can I sow these seeds for new plants? Also can I grow daylilies in containers? More
...xt March/April & I will have to move about 12 daylilies. The ground may still be froze at that time & the lilies may not be visible through the ground yet. Is it possible to dig them now & keep them through the winter some… More
where are the seed on an orange daylily?? I can't find any??? More
Here are some photos of daylilies and lilies that bloomed in my garden this year. 76208 76209 More
Does anyone know the name of the red re-blooming daylily - can only find yellows and pinks - want red and did see it somewhere but somewhere probably went out with the recycling - ????? More
I have a problem with my daylilies. When we moved here 2 years ago they were beautiful, as they were last year. They were huge, very lush and green. The foliage looked almost like shrubs with giant yellow blooms. (see my photos) This year though, they are looking awful. The… More
I grow daylillies in pots on the deck. All I do in the winter is wrap the outside of the container in bubblewrap and forget them till spring. This just helps it to keep from freezing the roots. I have some that have been in containers for 3 years and… More
Ok, so I bought those daylilies in july (I think)(two individual plant in one pot) . When I got them home, I noticed that they had a sucker. I transplanted them, I put the bigger plant in a pot on it's own and the smaller two in another pot together.… More
My iris and daylilies are beginning to pop up. I sure would like to move some as they are getting a little crowded now. Is is alright to transplant them now before they bloom or do I need to wait until fall? If I can transplant them should I use… More
Question gang, I put in my first ever daylilies a few weeks back, some from roots some from fans. Will any of these bloom this year? More
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