Mulching around daylilies is highly recommended since it retains moisture and controls weeds. The mulch should be about 2 inches deep and may be leaves, pine straw, chopped pine straw or pine bark.

Josh has made the trip out here in search of daylilies, and all the verdant green emerging is a sign, he must be close. He visits a 160-acre property to meet Lena Elliott, an experienced ...

Daylilies are categorized as early-, mid- and late-season, so you will want to choose some of each to give you the longest period of blooms. I have grown some, like Rainbow Rhythm Blazing Glory ...

Like daylilies, if you have iris that have not been blooming as well as they have in previous years, they likely need rejuvenating. This is easily accomplished by digging them up, cutting out old ...

Daylilies and irises do best in full sun, but will tolerate light shade. Originating in Asia, there are more than 65,000 varieties of daylilies with thousands of colors and variations.

On July 15, the UF/IFAS Extension Master Gardener Volunteers in Okaloosa County will provide a lecture titled “Daylilies.” Invited speaker Connie Gladding is the president of the North Florida ...

When you see daylilies putting on their impressive show at this time of year, you have to wonder why they're not in every yard. LSU Garden News: Looking for a carefree plant?

There is a hosta and hemerocallis for real enthusiasts. I once enraged a section of them when I wrote about the differences between brash American varieties and the gentler, more old-fashioned ones.

Daylilies, Hemerocallis, aren't true lilies; they're rooted plants. They have grass-like foliage with scapes — the stems on which buds form — ranging from about 12 inches to more than 36 ...

Daylilies are categorized as early-, mid- and late-season, so you will want to choose some of each to give you the longest period of blooms. I have grown some, like Rainbow Rhythm Blazing Glory ...