Sunday, June 10, 2012

The man who has planted a garden feels that he has done something for the good of the world~Author Unknown

Planting trees, shrubs, flowers, vegetables ... all good in my book.  When planting daylilies, most anytime is good.  Here in Zone 7, at Oakville Farm, daylilies are currently blooming.  When purchasing daylilies now, it is recommended that after getting the daylilies home, cut the greenery back to about five inches and then place roots in water for hydration.  Leave in water for several hours before planting.  After planting, provide an inch of water per week allowing daylilies to get established.  The daylilies will recover promptly and new growth will appear.  That is the magic of daylilies, they are quite resilient.


Here are more great bloomers ....


Double Dribble


Daylily Double Dribble is a coral self.  It is a double reblooming cultivar that blooms mid season.  Bloom width is about five inches and it stands two feet tall.  Double Dribble is fragrant.  Very nice daylily.



Jay Turman
 
Daylily Jay Turman is a dark red self with gold throat .  It is an early season reblooming daylily.  Bloom width is more than five inches and it stands two and a half feet tall.



Check out our daylily website, Oakville Farm, to view other great "bloomers".  Hope you have a good day and until next time, Happy Gardening.

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