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Not only are dayiilies among the easiest, sturdiest perennials to grow, but the variety of sizes, forms and colors can provide attractive blooms in nearly every sunny garden spot. Dayiilies perform best with six hours or more of full sun daily.
The most popular of all dayiilies are the tall, rounded, ruffled saucers in pure colors like pink, cream, lilac, peach, wine , copper, yellow, but they seem to come in every shade and tint except blue. The silver doilar-size miniatures, fluffy doubles, and ribbon petaled "spiders” all have their place in the landscape. These glamorous blooms bear little resemblance to their yellow-to-orange, Asiatic ancestors.
Found in Profusion
Along Roadside
Two of the original species are still popular today. One, the old-fashioned, lemon lily (Hemerocallis flava) is sweetly scented. The other, the orange H. t'ulva, blooms in such profusion on roadside banks in July that they are believed by many to be native plants. However, dayiilies originally came from the Orient and were brought to the New World by early immigrants.
Dr Diane Re If is a horticulture specialist with Virginia Cooperative Extension and is a member of the faculty of Virginia Tech.
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