[header] How to plant daylilies [title] Purchase nursery-grown starter plants or obtain root divisions. [step] Daylilies are difficult to start at home. Visit your local nursery and buy a few starter plants.
[header] How to plant daylilies [title] Purchase nursery-grown starter plants or obtain root divisions. [step] Daylilies are difficult to start at home. Visit your local nursery and buy a few starter plants.
If you do not have a home grown starter plant, go to the local local nursery instead. Visit their website to obtain a list of new plants and seedlings. If you know another gardener in the process of dividing daylilies, ask if they'd be willing to share some of their root divisions with you. [substeps] Root divisions are created when multi-stemmed plants are pulled apart to form single stems. [title] Plant daylilies 2-3 times each year in a shallow, cool spot in your garden. [step] Purchase a small area at the base of the plant where the deadhead leaves are. Start with at least 18 types of daylilies, ranging in size from 2-6 inches (5-12 cm). Popular plants to plant daylilies are daffodils, rhododendrons, tulips, kale, poinsettia, ivy, and radishes.