How to take care of your Daylilies in the Fall

[@g.e.boroush5176]

I usually wait a little bit longer before cutting off the foliage. Perennials use their foliage to create sugars which they store in their roots over the winter. When they are finished storing, the leaves brown and the plant goes into dormancy. This is the time I like to cut back the leaves and divide. If the leaves don't get cut back, it doesn't matter as they can be cleaned up in the Spring as well. The plant can also be divided in the Spring as daylilies are amazingly forgiving plants. If the plant looks shaggy and raggedy in the Fall, I just trim it into a neater looking plant until the leaves begin to turn brown indicating it is going dormant. Thanks for your video.

[@dawnsstar5918]

Good Lord !! And here I am thinking you were going to pick up that root ball and separate them....... gently !!🤣

[@denisekennemer1991]

Me too!! Ha!

[@Debbie_Bcool]

Me too...I was like dang that was fast. My jaw dropped. Hahaha

[@qkranarchist3015]

Wow, super simple. I have so many and this will really make the job easy.

[@bethnelson8316]

Thank you, so easy! This is only Oct and I was worried about them drying out because we haven’t had much rain. I guess I’ll leave them alone. I usually clean them out after the first freeze.

[@daisygurl3601]

Great job! With so much to do in the spring, it's a great idea to take care of these types of tasks now. Blessings...

[@oldworldgardenfarms2749]

It really does help to have as much done in the fall as you can - we all have so much to plant and grow in the spring!

[@jenniferpavilonishealingmagick]

Thank you for sharing! This will be my job for the Fall.

[@buzzyanderson4131]

Just subscribed! Great video!

[@catherineivy7461]

Great video and down to earth. 😊 thank you!

[@sarahrichardson7866]

Thanks so much for making this video! Very helpful Stella de oro care.

[@rbthegardennannyllc4219]

Great demonstration. Thanks.

[@abbsguy]

thank you, great video

[@rickpowell1482]

Great thanks 😅

[@paulaaliasp.k.o4862]

Great video! Thats what i wanted to know. Thank u so much

[@dedrajade5394]

ThankYou so much!!

[@Flower_hoarder]

🍂🌿🍂HELPFUL🍂🌿🍂

[@shanwu9454]

Very helpful

[@bentonbryant8207]

What's that grassy plant to your right? Huge!

[@oldworldgardenfarms2749]

Those are fountain grasses and get about 6 to 8 feet tall.

[@mariaelenaocampo624]

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