Daylilies

Discussion in 'Daylily' started by gardengater, Jun 23, 2008.

  1. gardengater

    gardengater Young Pine

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    I have daylilies that need thinning. They are finishing blooming now. Would it be all right to move them now ? I am also looking for new colors. Willing to trade what I have in my photos on my blog.
    Don't know the names.
    :?:
    Gardengater
     
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  3. eileen

    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    It should be fine to move them now that they've stopped flowering GG. :stew2:
     
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    gardengater Young Pine

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    Thanks Eileen;
    I went online and just ordered 6 more of them to plant around roses.
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  5. Allison

    Allison New Seed

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    Yes, now is the time to move them.
     
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    Gardengater, You mentioned about planting daylilies around roses. Do not plant daylilies too close to the rosebushes. The daylilies may multiply too much and interfere with the rosebushes.
     

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