Wondering what to do with your daylilies in the fall as they die back? See why & how to cut back - and how to divide overgrown plants too!

Daylilies are flowering perennials perfect for landscaping, flower gardens, and other companion plants. This article shares daylily companions.

Dividing and transplanting daylilies is a simple process. Doing so will give you bigger, healthier plants. It also allows you to split them so you can spread them to other areas of your landscape. And of course share them with friends, neighbors, or family. Daylilies are my favorites as they are so easy to care for. Read on to find how and when to divide your daylilies.

Here is one simple practice to follow to keep your Stella de Oro daylilies and other reblooming daylilies flowering continuously throughout the growing season.

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Vibrant Landscaping Ideas with Daylilies Explore vibrant landscaping ideas with daylilies to transform your garden into a colorful oasis. Unleash your outdoor creativity with these tips!

Daylilies can be mixed for multi-season appeal and they play great with other plants. Come view some selected photos of my daylily garden beds.

With such a wide array of flower colors, shapes, heights and sizes, daylilies are fun to collect and use throughout the garden. My own collection began with a mail order of three different pink varieties that arrived as tiny divisions and took many years to grow into sizable blooming plants.

Daylilies (Hemerocallis) are easy and gorgeous perennial flowers. Plant in a sunny spot and follow this plant guide for beautiful blooms.

Daylilies are especially popular mixed in with other flowers, and the key to finding the best daylily companion plants is deciding which colors and heights work best for an overall effect. Learn more in this article.