It would help the health of your lilies to cut them back every year. Then in the spring when they peek out from under the winter's wrath, that is the best time to split them. Best wishes to you.
Yes, they do very well if you do. Also, pull the bulbs to thin them out or to prevent over spreading if they start to encroach onto the rest of your garden.
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I cut mine down once most of the leaves had wilted.
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Yes, you should cut them back after they stop blooming:
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/trim-tiger-lilies-59061.html
It would help the health of your lilies to cut them back every year. Then in the spring when they peek out from under the winter's wrath, that is the best time to split them. Best wishes to you.
I never cut back my tiger lilies and they have done great for 8 years. I do need to check the bulbs to make sure they are not over crowded.
Yes, they do very well if you do. Also, pull the bulbs to thin them out or to prevent over spreading if they start to encroach onto the rest of your garden.