Nestled at its feet is an entirely different daylily, lovely and an unusual blend of orange and brown, named Mokan Bitone. In daylily terminology, a “bitone” means three of the six petals are ...

Browning of daylily leaves in summer is common. It's due to disease and is best fixed by picking off the dead leaves and dividing the plants in fall or spring.

In the search for a "no maintenance" plant, daylily is about as close as one can get. Indeed, it often is mused "daylilies ...

Rainbow Rhythm King of the Ages daylily has the gardening world abuzz with anticipation for spring. This is a 38-inch tall new daylily making its debut and offering the rarest of colors in the ...

How to divide daylilies. Daylilies are often considered ditch plants, as they can grow in various terrains and conditions.While you might be confident growing daylilies, there are certain rules to ...

Daylilies are not true lilies, but it’s true that their flowers rarely last longer than 24 hours after opening. The good news is that each flower stalk (properly called a spath) ...

The old orange daylily and the yellow "lemon lily" are the most famous wild daylilies. There are 20 daylily species, worldwide. From those 20 plants, more than 20,000 hybrids have been created.

Daylily rust disease causes the foliage to yellow and brown. Turn an infected leaf over, and you will see orange raised spots on the back. The rusty orange spores will rub off on your finger.

About 1,000 new daylilies are registered every year. It's obviously not easy to come up with names for all of them. You could have a garden growing 142 daylies with some variation of the name ...

Understanding daylily codes can help you choose the right daylily cultivar for a particular garden scheme. The Yabba Dabba Do daylily is pictured here. L.A. JACKSON Pretty. This is the defining ...