They're best grown in hardiness zones 3-9 and love to grow under full sun. 'All American Chief' Daylily - Yellow on the inside with bright scarlet-red tips on the outside, these daylilies are ...

When considering how to grow daylilies, these clump-forming perennials do best in US hardiness zone 4 to 9, and are remarkably resilient, thriving in most soil types. Their other nickname ...

Colorful and dainty, daylilies are perennials that bloom during the summer months. "The plant gets its name because the flowers only last one day each, but you can have many different flowers ...

Daylily flowers are unique, characterized by flower form, fragrance, bloom interval, blooms per plant, flower color, hardiness zone and petal markings. Daylilies require well-draining soil with ...

The best place to take the shingles down was over the daylilies, and although it was only a day's work, the result was a great new roof — and what resembled a war zone for the daylily plants.

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When you plant daylilies (or any plant for that matter), you should dig a hole much wider than you need to and mix a good time-release fertilizer into the soil as you refill around the plant.

As the numerous deer that regularly visit my yard prevent me from successfully growing daylilies, being in the presence of so many gorgeous flowers reminded me how much I love daylilies.

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with many offering multiple colors in the form of a darker colored zone on the petals and sepals just above the throat of the flower. San Diego gardeners have an advantage in growing daylilies ...

HOLLY HILL - It's a growing hobby for Melvin Dantzler. The 70-year-old Holly Hill resident says his love for daylilies took root during his childhood years while growing up in the Providence ...

The changes in daylilies over the last several years have been dramatic in plant sizes, flower sizes, flower colors, and flower shapes. Every year new cultivars add to the interest in daylilies.