Daylily - Stella D'Oro
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LOCATIONS
The Caboose - Planted in 2015 | City Hall - Planted in 2015
DETAILS
Height - 12 - 25 inches | Width - 4 inches | Full to Partial Sun | Mid Summer | Low maintenance
HOW TO PLANT
FIND A LOCATION - Daylilies will thrive in both full and partial sunlight. The location should be well drained to allow the bulbs to blossom.
PLANT IT - One of the most simple plants to plant, simply take a "plug" out of the ground. The hole that you plugged should be twice as deep as the bulb is tall. (Now is the time to add a little bit of bulb fertilizer.) Drop your Daylily bulb in the ground and cover back up with dirt.
WATER IT IN - After you plant your new bulbs you will need to water them in. They will need water once week until they start to sprout.
ENJOY - Simplicity turns into beauty. They rows of Daylilies that you plant will sure to be an eye catcher come the mid Summer.
**Growing Tip**
Cut Daylilies back to the base of the ground after all of the blooms have fallen and the plant starts to turn brown. By waiting until the plant is brown will allow for it to cycle itself properly through its blooming cycle for the next year.
PLANT IT - One of the most simple plants to plant, simply take a "plug" out of the ground. The hole that you plugged should be twice as deep as the bulb is tall. (Now is the time to add a little bit of bulb fertilizer.) Drop your Daylily bulb in the ground and cover back up with dirt.
WATER IT IN - After you plant your new bulbs you will need to water them in. They will need water once week until they start to sprout.
ENJOY - Simplicity turns into beauty. They rows of Daylilies that you plant will sure to be an eye catcher come the mid Summer.
**Growing Tip**
Cut Daylilies back to the base of the ground after all of the blooms have fallen and the plant starts to turn brown. By waiting until the plant is brown will allow for it to cycle itself properly through its blooming cycle for the next year.
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