Dig, Divide and Plant Daylilies

We visit Schreiner's Gardens to learn about daylilies. Ben demonstrates how to dig, divide and plant your daylilies.

[@khinekhine613]

Best video for deviding day lillies .thanks

[@backtoobasics]

Thank you!!

[@olatutuakinyelure9680]

Nice blooms

[@howardhuon8008]

Best and useful show of dividing daylilies. Many thanks. .

[@sreykimsear]

Wow and thank you!

[@rdarrett3635]

I now know that I don’t need to get my clips out. I’ll just use my spade!

[@spoiledapple9201]

Another question is. If I dig up my daylily, divide it, and re-planted them side-by-side will it take until next summer Sue reestablish? Or do you think it will recover and start flowering again this year? I live in Alaska and can’t remember Maison off the top of my head but I think it’s6

[@music122011]

What type of soild I need?

[@dorindajenkins7825]

👋😃

[@davidschmidt270]

Are there varieties of this plant that do well in the Phoenix AZ area?? 🤔🤔🤔

[@spoiledapple9201]

I have a huge day little Lily plants in my front garden which was established when I bought the house. It has grown perfectly every year with endless returning flowers as long as I deadhead. This year it is limp, all the flowers have died, and the only thing I can think is that I need to divide it. Is there any other reason you might think of that would cause this? Also, can they get too big? I don’t see that it’s much bigger than last year but maybe it is and once I divided it will come back?

[@Pierceb2]

Give them lots of water, Fertilize with 10-10-10 every month. It is probably time to divide them to reinvigorate the clump tp. Dividing every 3 to 5 years is suggested. Try adding a new variety also. Shriners has many beautiful varieties and other growers / hybridizes have websites with lilies for sale. There are many new hybrids now they may be more spectacular than your old ones. See KZbin videos from Lewis Daylilly and others for samples of some great ones that are available.