Splitting day lillies

See how to divide your daylilies this spring and create additional plants to fill your flowerbeds and landscape - all for free!

Dividing and transplanting daylilies is a simple process. Doing so will give you bigger, healthier plants. It also allows you to split them so you can spread them to other areas of your landscape. And of course share them with friends, neighbors, or family. Daylilies are my favorites as they are so easy to care for. Read on to find how and when to divide your daylilies.

Lilies are lovely in the garden and also as cut flowers. True lilies are in the genus Lilium and grow from bulbs. Over time, the bulbs grow baby bulbs, termed offsets, that ultimately grow to full size and overcrowd the bed. You need to divide and transplant the bulbs about every three years.

Daylilies are fabulous plants. Learn how to transplant daylilies, to spread these beautiful flowers throughout your garden.

Uncover the secrets of successful daylily division. Learn when and how to divide for a stunning garden display. 🌞🍂

Uncover the secrets on when to cut back daylilies and promote rejuvenation and more blooms. Knowing the right time is essential for maintaining the vitality and beauty of these perennial favorites. Explore expert advice and help your daylilies flourish year after year!

Daylilies are a great choice in many landscapes when used correctly. Proper care and maintenance is important to get the most out of your daylilies.

A easy guide for maintaining flourishing plants Daylilies are an easy, inexpensive, and pretty perennial to grow in your garden. They can be divided into smaller clusters that you can share with friends, or use to expand your own...

Like most perennials it's a good idea to divide your clumps after a few years; it promotes a healthier plant. Let me show you how to divide daylilies.

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