Combine varieties of your choice in this colorful daylily-filled garden plan.
Daylilies bloom best in at leastsix hours of direct sun per day.
However, caladiums and hostas usually prefer shade, though there are some varieties that tolerate brighter light.
Credit: Mavis Augustine Torke
Yes, daylilies are perennials in mostHardiness Zones, so you won’t need to replant them each year.
They benefit from being divided every few years to refresh their growth and boost flowering.
Daylilies will add lots of colorful flowers to your garden, and some varieties are even fragrant.
They are also low-maintenance plants that aren’t picky about soil pop in and will tolerate drought.
Insect pests and diseases usually aren’t much of a problem.
