Daylilies

Common Daylily: The bright orange Common Daylily is a favorite of gardens across the state. Hardy and colorful, this plant adds color and texture without the need for extensive care.

Moonlight Masquerade: One of the most dramatic daylily varieties, the Moonlight Masquerade is known for its dark purple eye surrounded by fluttering white petals. Beautiful in a bed or container garden or as showy ground cover.

Joan Senior: Joan Senior is one of the most popular daylily varieties. Known for it’s creamy white, gently ruffled petals, Joan Senior creates a light and elegant aesthetic for any garden.

Daylilies are very adaptable, low maintenance plants with attractive strap-like foliage. With proper placement, daylilies will bloom readily for years. You can divide blooms every 3 or 4 years. After blooming, simply cut back to 3” from the ground to allow for fresh foliage and to encourage reblooming.

Daylilies prefer about six hours of morning sunlight. The harsh afternoon sun can scorch their leaves. Soil should be moist but well-drained.