Scientific Name: Hemerocallis
Order: Asparagales
Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae
Genus: Hemerocallis
Plant Type: Perennial
USDA Hardiness Zones: 4-8
Soil pH Level: 6.0-8.0
Soil Texture: Well-Drained, Clay & Sandy
Sun Exposure: Full
Bloom Time: Spring, Summer & Fall
Appearance Description: Daylilies have long and slender leaves with varying shades of green. There are normally 3 petals per flower with noticeable stamen. Daylilies come in yellow, pink, orange, red, white, purple, and multicolored. They grow up to 6-feet tall and up to 6-inches wide depending on the variety.
How to Plant:
1. Loosen the soil with a trowel and hand shovel.
2. Mix a compost or manure into the native soil.
3. Dig shallow holes about 16-24 inches apart.
4. Place plant so the bulb or root system is 1-inch below ground level.
5. Fill the remaining space with amended soil.
6. Water generously after planting.
How to Maintain:
1. Water regularly; at least 1-inch of water per week.
2. Mulch during winter months to protect roots; remove in the spring.
3. Fertilize with an All-Purpose or specially formulated plant food according to directions.
Top Varieties:
1. Catherine Laburi
2. Centerfold
3. Conneticut King
4. Dani Arifin
5. Enchantment
Fun Facts:
1. Daylilies are a common source for many fragrances.
2. Daylilies are one of the top cut flowers.
3. Daisies are known for attracting butterflies.
Related Soil:
Schultz Moisture Plus Potting Mix
Related Plant Food:
Schultz All Purpose Water Soluble
Schultz Bloom Plus Water Soluble
Schultz Flower & Vegetable Extended Feed
Schultz All Purpose Extended Feed
Schultz Granular Rose & Flower Plant Food
Schultz Granular All Purpose Plant Food
