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Help: Daylily for Erosion Control?
I have zero experience with gardens or plants but I'm going to close on a
house soon which has a rather steep embankment not very far from one part of the house. I want to make sure that the embankment doesn't erode, and I've read that the common orange daylily is ideal for this task because of its root structure, toughness and ability to propogate. The only problem is: I can't find any common orange daylilies. I just went to a pretty large garden store and they had a bunch of hybrid daylilies, but no common oranges. Can anyone tell me specifically where I can find these daylilies? I live in Mississippi but would be willing to order online. Also, the slope in question has some medium-sized oak trees on it (which may mean I'm being overly worried about erosion- the trees may help prevent it alone- is that correct?) so it will be a semi-shaded condition- will the common orange daylily thrive in this condition? I read somewhere that it will- it just won't flower as nicely and all I really care about is erosion control. But first I need to find these plants- any suggestion for finding them? Thanks in advance. Robert |
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