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.

Only the 2-foot-tall yellow Stella d’Oro daylily has been bred to be deer resistant. Breeders have developed thousands of cultivars of daylilies, and that allows them to fit into almost any part ...

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 ...