Daylilies with thousands of cultivars in ... they are not completely free of pests and diseases. Although those pests and diseases rarely kill the plant, they can negatively affect the appearance ...

Concern yourself instead with excellent culture. I suspect that every daylily disease and pest known to man, and many others currently unknown, exist in almost every daylily garden in the country.

If pests are an issue ... says we should also watch out for the following problems with daylilies: Rust: He says 'a fungal disease that causes orange spots on leaves. To manage, remove and ...

Aphids, which are probably the most common insect in gardens, are small, usually light green — though there are black, gray ...

An individual daylily may only bloom for a day ... Secondly, cutting back old plant debris can prevent fungal diseases and ...

Can you diagnose and suggest what to use? For some reason, I thought Knock Out roses were virtually disease-free. Also, a few of my daylilies are showing rust spots on the foliage. Should I dig ...

In the garden Needing little to no care, suffering few to no pests or diseases, tolerating dry to moist conditions and full sun to part shade (though they bloom best in full sun), the daylily is ...