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dividing daylilies
by Lifter » Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:32 pm
I have a daylily that I have had several years. I don't remember where I bought, either from Viette or possibly local here in Chesapeake Va..It was planted for 2or3 yrs where it wasn't getting enough sun. I dug it up 2years ago and put it in a large pot.Last year I had to divide it to 4 pots. I need to know the best time to divide them to larger pots.It has bloomed from The 1st week in June till last week. There is 3 to 4 plants in each pot. The bloom is a burgundy going to yellow in the throat, about30 inches tall. Very robust. Thank You for any help.
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Re: dividing daylilies
by lorijones » Thu Aug 05, 2010 3:36 pm
You can really divide them at any time of the year, but we usually dig and divide them right after they finish blooming or in the spring.
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