In the search for a "no maintenance" plant, daylily is about as close as one can get. Indeed, it often is mused "daylilies ...

When they both lived in North Carolina, they would visit daylily growers and marvel at the colors and the myriad of cultivar names.

WILL KINCAID/TribuneGwendolyn Brady points out the ÒGwendolyn Òdaylily in her Mandan garden. Brady has over 500 varieties of daylilies in her garden.

Flowers add a plethora of color to a field of green grass or even a forest in the spring, summertime and fall. For a Vallonia ...

The Olallie Daylily Gardens are now host to thousands of plants and thousands of individual cultivars, with a succeeding wave of color, which is the goal of any gardener seeking continuous bloom. To ...

Choosing your daylilies Originally, the only colors available were yellow, orange, and rusty red. Now daylily colors range from near-whites, to pastels, yellows, oranges, pinks, vivid reds, green ...

Daylilies are easy to establish in your garden and can be planted throughout the year, with spring and fall being the most ideal seasons for planting.

Big family that keeps growing First, a brief history of daylilies: Less than 100 years ago, plant hybridizers began creating new daylilies from wild plants in the only existing daylily colors at ...

Debbie Melton finds lots to love about plants’ names, especially the fun, frivolous and fanciful ones for the 200 daylilies she grows at her home in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach.

What makes daylilies special? NDSU Extension horticulturist Esther McGinnis confesses she wasn't always a fan of daylilies but now is quite enamored with them. Read on to find out why.

Come winter, daylilies are hardy to USDA Zone 4, making them tough enough to withstand temperatures of 30 below zero. The genus name of the daylily is Hemerocallis, Greek for “beautiful for a ...