Well, no. I wouldn't transplant them till fall gets here, but YMMV. I lived on
Long Island for 37 years and it was zone 6b. I didn't transplant anything till
at least after Labor Day. At that time, you can amend the soil and add some
fertilizer (I like soft rock phosphate) in the holes where you're moving the
daylilies.

V


On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 14:51:22 GMT, "Barbara Yanus"
wrote:

I am in NE PA, so I guess I am in luck???


Bebra

NE PA
zone 6b




"animaux" wrote in message
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On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 09:45:18 -0400, Chris Owens
wrote:

Barbara Yanus wrote:

Some of my daylilies hardly bloomed or didn't bloom at all. Any one
else
have this problem? I don't know if it was because of the wet summer
that we
have been having or because some of the daylilies are being shaded out
by
other plants that have just grown so BIG. Maybe it's time to
transplant to
more sunny spots?

Thanks
Bebra

Daylilies really do prefer full sun; if yours are shaded, you
should move either them or the shading plants. However, you're
in luck, as now is the appropriate time to transplant them.

Chris Owens

Now is not the appropriate time to transplant anything in Texas. It may
be okay
where you live, but not in the south or southwest. Unless death is the
goal.