Daylilies

Hybridizing Daylilies is a simple process which any interested gardener can learn to do,” says Mrs. Sam D. Register of the Valdosta, Georgia, Hemerocallis Society. She is shown above, saving

Daylilies are a must-have in any perennial flower garden. With a vast number of varieties, these adaptable, rugged, beautiful plants can make up an eclectic appearing flower bed all on

Daylilies will grow almost anywhere. They will grow in full sun or under trees in every type of soil, from sand to clay, either wet or dry, and under every

Years ago, miles of banks along the cuts and fills of Pennsylvania highways had been planted with daylily Europa. When more root divisions are needed, the highway planting crews merely

Of course, daylilies can be grown in the Western Fog Belt! They are not often seen here, but that is because too few suitable varieties have been planted to become

My interest in daylilies or hemerocallis started from the knowledge that they were among the few perennials that would grow well under the large trees on my property and from

The daylily has long enjoyed the reputation of being dependable and versatile. It is easy to grow for the beginning gardener. There are over 8,000 named and introduced varieties with

Daylily, the common name for Hemerocallis, is an important genus of showy perennial herbs of the Lily family. They bear large yellow, orange, or red flowers in the newest hybrids,