Last year I started a large backyard garden and in doing so had to move a bunch of shrubs/plants around. I moved a bunch of daylilies up against my split-rail fence as a "holding area" until I was ready to plant them into the backyard garden this year. I already had a few against the fence. Well, they're blooming so nicely and look so great together now I'm thinking of leaving them there and adding more! I had planned on planting roses along the fence but I'm thinking plan B with daylilies may be easier since there are so many there already and I have plenty others to relocate to this area. It's funny how things sometimes work out isn't it?
Have all of you found the daylilies doing well this year (albeit early) with this heat? I am so surprised as to how vibrant the colors are when we've had 90+ temps for a week. And they have had staying power. I was bummed when I saw major heat coming in up here because I figured the daylilies would bloom quickly and be a bit faded. They have very pleasantly surprised me.
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