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Can I Plant Daylilies in a Lasagna Bed?

Posted by nutsaboutflowers 2b/3a (My Page) on
Tue, Jun 8, 10 at 11:18

Good Morning All !

Rain rain go away
We've had enough for many a day.......

So, we managed to dig up a patch for my new daylilies. We dug down about 6 inches and then I did the lasagna thing. The cardboard will be about 8 inches under.

About how long will it take for the cardboard to break down? How deep do daylily roots go? Will the cardboard break down enough before the daylily roots want to take up more space? Half of what I plant will probably be moved next month. I hope that won't kill them.


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RE: Can I Plant Daylilies in a Lasagna Bed?

When i've done a new lasagne bed, i've heaped it higher than 8", maybe 10 or 12" (a good depth of soil on top). I think your daylilies should be okay if you planted now. When you move them, just take as much soil as you can around the roots and they shouldn't realize they've been moved (until they wake up and see a different view - hmmmmm!).


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