Daylilies

Image by Gardening Know How, via Susan Albert Daylily plants are among one of the most popular perennial landscaping flowers in the United States, and for good reason. Their disease resistance and hardy…

Image by ananaline Daylilies are pretty perennials with striking blooms, each of which only lasts for one day. They don’t require much care once established, but dividing daylilies should be done every few…

Image by marinowifi Daylilies are some of the easiest flowers to grow, and they put on a pretty spectacular show each summer. Although maintenance requirements are low, cutting back daylily plants once in a…

Image by hdmddphoto Daylilies are one of the hardiest, easy-care and showiest of perennials. While they are not finicky about, well pretty much anything, they do grow into large clumps and like to be divided…

Image by Scot Nelson For those who’ve been told that the daylily is a pest-free specimen and the easiest flower to grow, finding daylilies with rust can be disappointing. However, using the right…

Image by Coast-to-Coast Perennial daylily plants are a popular choice for both professional and home landscapers. With their long bloom times throughout the summer season and wide range of color, daylilies…

Image by tamara_kulikova There is so much to love about the daylily, one of the most prolific and dependable perennial plants in the garden. Drought tolerant and relatively pest free, daylilies require…

Image by Prensis Daylilies are popular garden plants and for good reason. They are hardy, easy to grow, largely pest free, and require little maintenance. In fact, they are reputed to thrive on neglect. Do…

Image by ananaline Popular in flower gardens and landscapes, daylilies are a common choice for homeowners who want to add color and curb appeal to their yards. These perennials are treasured for good reason;…

Image by SteveDeming Daylilies are always popular with gardeners for a variety of reasons: season-long blooms, a variety of colors and shapes, and minimal care needs. If you are looking for a type of daylily…