just spent an afternoon at my 84 yo. aunts house tidying up her flower patch...cut them down about 2 inches from the ground. the 2 inches i leave so she will know where they the are.
Yes, cut your day lilies down to the ground. Cover them with mulch for the winter. In the Spring you will see them peeking out of the dirt as they start their new growth. That is the perfect time to split them.
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Growing our first garlic, should we wait until the leaves are drying out before we pick it? Husband picked first one today along with our first potatoes.
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if you are asking about the dead flower stalks cut off to the bottom
https://www.thegardencontinuum.com/blog/bid/37670/Perennials-How-to-deadhead-a-Daylily
In this link is a video that shows how to care for daylilies. https://www.thegardencontinuum.com/blog/bid/37670/Perennials-How-to-deadhead-a-Daylily
just spent an afternoon at my 84 yo. aunts house tidying up her flower patch...cut them down about 2 inches from the ground. the 2 inches i leave so she will know where they the are.
Yes, cut your day lilies down to the ground. Cover them with mulch for the winter. In the Spring you will see them peeking out of the dirt as they start their new growth. That is the perfect time to split them.