“I have been trying to get rid of some orange-colored daylilies and plant some new daylilies with different colors along with some other perennials. The orange daylilies keep returning and have ...

Well, they're officially called Hemerocallis Fulva, more commonly known as Orange Daylilies (or Tawny Daylilies, Tiger Daylilies and Ditch Daylilies) and, for lack of a more visible one ...

The daylily, in standard yellow or orange, has long been a favorite to ... The only colors not available yet are true blue, stark white and deep black. The flowers can also vary in size.

In addition to the most commonly known variety, the yellow Stella D'oro, daylilies come in many different varieties in shades of red, orange, purple, and pink. The fast-growing and long-lived ...

Each year, Texas and New Mexico (Region 6) members of the American Hemerocallis Society vote for their favorite daylily varieties ... a 30-inch flower scape. 4.'Orange Velvet': 6½-inch light ...

Daylily should not be confused with two orange natives: turk’s cap lily ... A better choice is black chokeberry (Aronia melanocarpa), with bright red fall foliage and berries to feed wildlife.

Each year, Texas and New Mexico (Region 6) members of the American Hemerocallis Society vote for their favorite daylily varieties ... a 30-inch flower scape. 4. 'Orange Velvet': 6½-inch light ...

However, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Park Service have declared the most common orange daylily, sometimes called the ditch lily, invasive in the mid-Atlantic states.

A hungry Eastern Tiger swallowtail butterfly provided a lesson a couple of days ago and that is, everyone loves an orange smoothie in the summer. This year I planted daylilies for the first time ...

While daylily growers brag about the range of colors and forms, rest assured there are many orange varieties available. To be sure you get the orange you want, buy your daylily in bloom.

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Instead of the tall, orange daylilies (a.k.a. ditch lilies or outhouse lilies) that took over our garden beds in the past, this plant is ...