Daylilies

Daylilies are a great choice in many landscapes when used correctly. Proper care and maintenance is important to get the most out of your daylilies.

Discover how to enjoy daylily flowers from spring through fall by filling your garden with reblooming flowers. Grow daylilies with a long bloom time such as Pardon Me, Happy Returns, Apricot Sparkles, and Stella de Oro. #rebloomingdaylilies #longbloomdaylilies #daylily #rebloom

Enrich your garden with Daylilies by selecting suitable companion plants like Coneflowers, Coreopsis, and Black-Eyed Susans, enhancing aesthetics and ecosystem health. Conversely, some plants may hinder Daylily growth, such as English Ivy and Vinca. What other companion plants complement Daylilies, and how can they contribute to a thriving garden ecosystem? Explore our comprehensive guide for valuable insights.

Plant database entry for Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Rachel Leigh Bell') with 9 images and 31 data details.

Discover 10 exceptional landscaping concepts incorporating daylilies to enhance the charm of your garden. Uncover a valuable and unexpected tip that will take your garden design to the next level.

Plant database entry for Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Bestseller') with 11 images, one comment, and 25 data details.

Daylilies are tough, long-lived plants with colorful summer flowers. Learn about landscaping with daylilies from variety selection to planting and care.

Woodside romance Daylily

Small flower Daylily

Thread in the Daylilies forum forum by bluegrassmom: Thanksgiving is over and Christmas is not for a few weeks. I was going thru some of my daylily pictur...

At first blush daylily

Flower highlights from this weekend’s open garden tours for the summer regional meeting of Region 3 of the American Daylily Society. #gardendc #daylilies #dayliliesofinstagram #dayliliesfordays #daylilylove

Daylilies are one of the most popular spring-flowering bulbs. They come in many different colors and sizes. Sometimes they will not flower. Learn Why?

This time of year is filled with spring buds, sprouting tree leaves and the reemergence of bountiful wild edibles. One of my favorites that isn’t necessarily “wild” is Daylily greens. I tend to include them in the wild edibles category simply because once they’re planted, they take care of themselves and produce, produce, produce. Daylily is an easy one to put […]

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