The positioning of daylilies in the landscape should be carefully considered, as the lilies flower heads grow toward the sun and equator. They grow best in full sun to partial shade.

Daylily care includes annual pruning to remove dead foliage and diseased plants. You can prune to encourage reblooming and maintain the desired size and shape. A slow-release fertilizer at the base of the plant’s root ball will help repeat blooms during the growing season.

Grow across the United States in USDA growing zones 4-10. It is an extremely cold-hardy perennial plant. The daylily plant can grow up to 24-36 inches tall with 4-5 inch blooms. They come back year after year in early spring.

Dividing daylilies is a good idea they are outgrowing their planting sites such as garden beds or containers. These flowers are easy to grow and extremely drought-tolerant once established. The first year of planting is the most important when watering plants. A strong root system is important for supporting the plant even through the coldest months of the year.

Mulch heavily if you have cold winters to help the plant stay healthy and strong for years.

These plants do not ship bare root. They are rooted in a nursery container with soil.

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