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How long will it take my daylilies to spread?

9 years ago

I planted a very long row of them in June and they are each about 24 inches apart from each other. How long would it typically take before they are one continuous border of daylilies?

Just wondering if I'm looking at months or years here :) It has been almost 5 months and so far it looks exactly the same as I planted it in June and I do not see any multiplication.

I am probably just being impatient. Thanks everyone!

Comments (3)

mantis__oh
9 years ago
Depends on the cultivar, but probably about two to three years. Some multiply quickly; others, very slowly.

This post was edited by mantis__oh on Mon, Sep 29, 14 at 14:32
hokierustywilliamsbu
9 years ago
What is your zone .Warmer they grow faster....
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rdbrya2
Original Author
9 years ago
Great! 2 to 3 years isn't terribly bad :-) I am in Zone 9b (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) so fairly warm most of the year! Thanks so much for the replies!

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