Daylilies, described as the “perfect perennial,” offer the best of all worlds – low maintenance, large blooms and towering stems. Tall, big-blooming daylilies just may be the perfect ...

Daylilies are known as the "perfect perennial" because of their hardiness and beauty, ... It’s tall (36-inches) and it’s red, and it does really well in any garden,” she said.

I’m not keen on the deep burgundy-reds of some daylilies, preferring the wine-reds of such varieties as Highland Lord and Heavenly United We Stand, a tall and floriferous variety with a ...

I have some in my garden which have reached over 6 feet tall. Daylilies I think these are the work horse of the summer garden. If you buy the right varieties, ...

Russian Sage is a hardy, drought-tolerant perennial with silver-white stems and a mass of tiny violet-blue flowers appearing ...

And cut the leaves back to about 5 inches tall, so the energy will go into the roots. I have been talking about the beauty of daylilies, but the blossoms are also edible: stir-fry the buds or put ...

Daylilies: These resist everything. And if you need height, they can reach up to 7 feet tall in selected varieties, but generally are 2 to 3 feet tall.

Daylilies are more soil-tolerant and will grow well in areas of the flowerbed that stay moist. They likewise enjoy organic material. Hybrid daylilies, such as Spider Man, show vivid colors.

This year I planted daylilies for the first time in years. ... The scapes, or flower stalks, will reach about 2 feet tall and boast a high 32 bud count. It also is known to be a rebloomer.

Sports; Daylilies can be fragrant beauties but raise concerns about non-native species. Updated: ; Jun. 30, 2014, 10:19 a.m. | Published: ; Jun. 30, 2014, 9:19 a.m.

To me daylilies were those tall, orange (bar ditch) daylilies. I think they are ugly. When we moved to St. Louis and joined the Missouri Botanical Garden, I was exposed to their daylily collection ...