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Daylily Plant

Daylily, Ground Cover $9.97 A splendid, "hands-off" cover for steep slopes, banks and other hard-to-mow areas. The Ground Cover Daylily flourishes even in wooded areas and near streams. Plant along roadways, walks, drives and fences. One Ground Cover Daylily will produce 50 or more charming 4-5" blooms a season. The foliage is attractive and grows to about 2' tall. Deer resistant. Drought tolerant. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Mixed colors.

Daylily, Happy Hooligan $12.99 Happy Hooligan Daylily produces substantial 5.5" double flowers that are golden-yellow sprinkled with cinnamon. Blooming starts in early to mid-summer with a rebloom in late summer. The plant grows 18" tall with a 12-18" spread.

Daylily, Ruby Stella $7.99 Deep ruby red version of Stella D'Oro - the most popular daylily of all time! Ruby Stella goes beyond reblooming - it is actually everblooming from June until frost. Dwarf variety grows up to 20" tall. Supplies are limited! Plant in partial to full sun. Zones 3-9. Field grown plants. Shipped: roots, drought resistant, attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, fragrant.

Daylily, Old-Fashioned $1.99 A rapid growing ground cover! These beauties turned American rural roads into blazes of color! Old-Fashioned daylilies grow about 2 feet tall in practically any soil or climate. Start producing lovely 4-5" bright orange blooms starting next summer. Each perfect bloom on the Old-Fashioned daylily lasts one day, but each plant easily produces 50 blooms or more for a profusion of new orange beauty, day after day.

Daylily, Wine Red $1.99 Daylilies are valued for their easy care, prolific flowering ability and long bloom period. They do well in any soil and location, from full sun to fairly deep shade. Bloom from June to September. Zones 3-9. This Wine Red daylily's 5" velvety blooms are sparked by a small, lime-colored heart. Plant grows to 32" and blooms in early midseason. Blooms open in the evening.

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Daylily, Red $1.99 One of our favorite daylily varieties offered individually at a specially reduced price. No garden is complete without at least one bed of these stunning daylilies. By planting a mix of colors of these exuberant daylilies, you can enjoy a full season of spectacular color. See also our Buy 5 - Get 1 Free Daylily Collection (#4293)

Daylily, Yellow $1.99 One of our favorite daylily varieties offered individually at a specially reduced price. No garden is complete without at least one bed of these stunning daylilies. By planting a mix of colors of these exuberant daylilies, you can enjoy a full season of spectacular color. See also our Buy 5 - Get 1 Free Daylily Collection (#4293)

Daylily, Pink $1.99 One of our favorite daylily varieties offered individually at a specially reduced price. No garden is complete without at least one bed of these stunning daylilies. By planting a mix of colors of these exuberant daylilies, you can enjoy a full season of spectacular color. See also our Buy 5 - Get 1 Free Daylily Collection (#4293)

Daylily, Orange $1.99 One of our favorite daylily varieties offered individually at a specially reduced price. No garden is complete without at least one bed of these stunning daylilies. By planting a mix of colors of these exuberant daylilies, you can enjoy a full season of spectacular color.

Daylily, Blue $1.99 One of the most unique colored daylilies. The Blue Daylily has gorgeous 5 1/2" lavender-blue blooms that standout against the chartreuse throat. Grows to 26" tall. Mid-season variety is very vigorous. Prolific blooms.

Daylily, Pardon Me $2.99 The Pardon Me Daylily is a stunning repeat bloomer that is 18" tall and is a cranberry red daylily with a contrasting yellow-green throat. Very fragrant with 2-3" blooms. Pardon Me is the best small flowering daylily on the market. Mid-season bloomer.

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Daylily Collection, Rainbow $19.99 This fabulous Rainbow Daylily Collection includes 1 each of all the following daylilies: PurpleWhiteLavenderYellowBlueRoyal RedOrangeRosy EyeWine RedPinkRedBi-Color

Daylily Collection, Red-Yellow $19.99 With this Red and Yellow Daylily Collection you receive 2 each of Ruby Stella and Custard Candy daylilies.

Daylily, Lavender $1.99 One of the most popular garden flowers, daylilies are valued for their easy care, prolific flowering ability and long bloom period. By planting a mix of colors of these exuberant daylilies, you can enjoy a full season of spectacular color. They do well in any soil and location, from full sun to fairly deep shade. Bloom from June-Septemer. Zones 3-9. Lavender daylily has soft pastel lavender blooms.

Daylily, Purple D'Oro $3.48 The Purple D’Oro daylily is a wonderfully colored reblooming daylily. You’ll be thrilled with the first flush of 3" purple blooms from June to October. Growing only 20" tall, you will be able to find several places for it in your garden. The Purple D’Oro daylily prefers full sun. Zones 3-9.

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Daylily, Siloam Double Classic $9.98 Pauline Henry of Siloam Spring Arkansas was one of the leading daylily hybridizers. She spent years developing hundreds of varieties of Siloam Daylilies. Many of these varieties have been loved by daylily enthusiasts but it is only recently that they are available in large enough quantities for us to be able to offer them to our customers. We have selected our favorites to give you a taste of why Siloam Daylilies are so loved. Zones 3-8. The double classic is a gorgeous dwarf reblooming daylily variety with 5" fragrant double pink blooms. Award winner!

Daylily, Bi-Color $1.99 A stunning blend of orange, yellow, red and tan. Red petals with orange-yellow stripes and other blends make this hybrid daylily stand out in any garden. Grows 22" tall. Mid-late season bloomer.

Daylily, Daring Deception $3 Fabulous color combination makes this a prized daylily. Daring Deception Daylilies have wonderful ruffled cream-pink 5" petals that are edged with purple and surround a distinctive purple eye and green throat. Excellent vigor, strong growing and re-blooming habits will make this one of your favorites. The Daring Deception Daylily grows to 24" tall. Zones 3-9.

Daylily, Double Moses Fire $13.99 Rebloomer! Moses Fire Daylily has 6” double red blooms! And like all daylilies, Moses Fire is ridiculously easy to grow, tolerating the worst garden stresses and weather variations. It will put up with heat, humidity, and drought, and even poor soil. Butterfly and hummingbird attractant. Can be used in rain gardens.

Daylily Mix, Dwarf $11.99 Enjoy the same number of blooms as regular daylilies but take up less space in your yard with our Dwarf Daylily mix. One of the easiest plants to grow. Plants grow to only 18-22". Mixed colors. Zones 3-9.

Daylily, Stella D'Oro $2.95 Dwarf, everblooming variety with multitudes of dainty, canary-yellow flowers. By far one of the best daylilies available. The Stella D’Oro daylily has lightly ruffled petals and sepals curl back slightly to create a bell-like flower with a deep golden yellow throat. Each 2 3/4" bloom is displayed slightly above a neat, compact 18" mound of rich green foliage. Slight fragrance. Multi-use for borders, slopes, entrances and interplanted with other plants. The Stella D’Oro daylily blooms late spring through summer. Recipient of Don Fisher Memorial Cup from the American Hemerocallis Society. Stout Medal Winner! Field grown plants. Drought resistant. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Daylily - Mixed $3.18 Daylilies are wonderful for adding lots of color to your landscape with carefree blooms.

Daylily, Rosy Eye $1.99 Daylilies are valued for their easy care, prolific flowering ability and long bloom period. They do well in any soil and location, from full sun to fairly deep shade. Bloom from June to September. Zones 3-9. This Rosy Eye daylily sports big 6 1/2" rosy-pink blooms with a colored heart. Flowering stalk and branching has good substance. Grows 26" tall. Strong late mid-season bloomer.

Daylily, Royal Red $1.99 Daylilies are valued for their easy care, prolific flowering ability and long bloom period. They do well in any soil and location, from full sun to fairly deep shade. Bloom from June to September. Zones 3-9. This Royal Red daylily has slightly frilled edges on a blossom of great body. This blooms a true, bright red that has plum-wine overtones and a small, soft golden center. Very velvety petals form a blossom over 5" wide. Excellent form and extremely productive

Daylily, Custard Candy $2.99 Dwarf variety grows to only 24" tall, but still produces big 4-5" blooms. The Custard Candy Daylily is an excellent color combination; creamy-yellow petals surround its big maroon eye zone and green throat. Custard Daylilies have early to mid-season blooms. Re-blooms in fall. Blooms: June to July. Drought resistant. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Daylily, Spacecoast Starburst $6.98 Amazing color combined with reblooming characteristics! Huge 6" lavender-pink blooms have golden ruffled edges and a golden-yellow center. Award-winning daylily blooms in early to mid-season and reblooms in fall. Flowers stand tall on 20-25" scapes. Daylilies thrive in all soils and love the hot sun. Zones 3-9.

Daylily, Wineberry Candy $2.99 Awesome coloring on this lightly ruffled reblooming daylily! One of the longest blooming daylilies. Big, 5" blooms have soft orchid-pink coloring with a wine-purple eye. One of the first daylilies in your garden to bloom. This stunning award winner grows to 2' tall. Extended bloom time - flowers last at least 16 hours each day. Blooms: June to July. Drought resistant. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Daylily, Purple $1.99 One of the most popular garden flowers, daylilies are valued for their easy care, prolific flowering ability and long bloom period. By planting a mix of colors of these exuberant daylilies, you can enjoy a full season of spectacular color. They do well in any soil and location, from full sun to fairly deep shade. Bloom from June-Septemer. Zones 3-9. Rich coloring is amazing.

Daylily, White $1.99 One of the most popular garden flowers, daylilies are valued for their easy care, prolific flowering ability and long bloom period. By planting a mix of colors of these exuberant daylilies, you can enjoy a full season of spectacular color. They do well in any soil and location, from full sun to fairly deep shade. Bloom from June-Septemer.

Daylily, Hybrid $3.99 Hybrid Daylilies are amazing plants that have no equal in their ability to produce big brilliant flowers day after day. They are hardy anywhere -- thrive in heat, drought, cool, moist locations, in sun or shade -- even poor soil. We send strong disease and insect-free plants. We offer a choice of Hybrid Daylilies in assorted colors: Fragrant Yellow, Ruffled Peach, Velvety Red, Pale Apricot and Pink and Creamy Apricot.

Daylily, Double Jerry Pate Williams $13.99 Reblooming Double Daylily! Award Winner! Jerry Pate Williams has 5 1/2” blooms of intense melon with pink overlay and yellow throat. Evergreen foliage. And like all daylilies, Jerry Pate Williams Daylily is ridiculously easy to grow, tolerating the worst garden stresses and weather variations. It will put up with heat, humidity, and drought, and even poor soil. We are so pleased to be offering these spectacular beauties that will give you twice the pleasure for your garden. Butterfly and hummingbird attractant. Can be used in rain gardens.

Daylily Art Keepsake Box by CafePress $28.5 Look inside this beautiful digitally enhanced close-up photograph of a yellow Daylily flower / botanical / floral. Art Keepsake Box This tile box is perfect for stylishly storing knick-knacks, jewelry, or any precious keepsake. Made of solid lacquered Alderwood. Measures 5 1/4 sq. x 2 1/8 with a 4 1/4 tile and hinged lid.

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Growing Daylilies - Propagation & Wintering Over

Propagation

Once you've tried growing even a few daylilies you're bound to want more. The best way to propagate daylilies is through division; it can be a bit of a task, but the results make it worth the effort. Not only will you have new daylilies for your garden, the clumps you divide will enjoy renewed health and vigor.

After a few years, most established clumps of daylilies need to be divided. This can be done in either spring or fall. The advantage of dividing in the spring is that the ground is usually soft and easy to work, the plants are in a growth period and will recover quickly, and there isn't a lot of foliage to deal with so you can see what you're doing.

The advantage of dividing in the fall is that summer blooming is over, so the new plants can put all their energy into producing strong roots. If you opt for fall division, make sure you give the plants a full six weeks to get settled in before the temperatures plunge.

How to divide a clump

The best method is to dig up the entire clump. Remember that daylily root systems are large and vigorous, so take your time and be prepared for some serious digging. Lift or roll the clump out of the hole and remove enough soil so you can clearly see where the crown is located. Though the clump can be simply cut in two with a sharp shovel or blade, this method does a lot of damage to the roots.

A better method is to pry the clump apart with a garden fork. This takes longer but does less damage to the roots. Once the clump has been divided into two parts, you can continue to divide into smaller sections.

After dividing, apply a fungicide to any wounds made to the roots. If there are leaves on the clumps, cut them back by about half their length; this will reduce the demand for water and will create less stress for the plants, which need to put all their strength into redeveloping their roots.

Plant the divisions as promptly as possible after dividing.

Wintering Over - some simple winter care is all it takes

Daylilies don't require a lot of winter care, but a few simple steps can make your plants grow better and bloom more.

The plants will die back in early fall. Don't remove the dead foliage - it will act as an insulator.

Winter Mulch: Covering your daylilies with a thick layer ( six to twelve inches) of straw or hay can help them get through a cold northern winter without damage. Get this mulch layer in place before the ground freezes and leave it on till early spring. This is particularly important for new or recently divided daylilies.

If you're growing daylilies in pots, the procedure is a little different. After all the foliage has died, trim back potted daylilies to about two inches above the rim of the container.

Cover the pot with a commercially available insulating blanket and stow it in a protected cold, dry place.

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