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Splitting Daylillies
My standard ditch lillies are in full bloom right now, and, as usual the other
variety I have (more of a deep red fading into orange) which are a bit shorter and have slightly finer leaves are exactly one step behind. About 8 years ago I planted 20 "pockets" along my backyard fence with about a dozen of these lillies in each. Now there's about 100-120 plants in each pocket. Since I have time off now, I'm forced to do the splitting I had hoped I could put off until after the bloom. I'll re-plant about 20 back again into each of their original places, like I originally did 8 years ago with loads of rich pure homemade leaf compost. I was wondering if I should hack the replanted plants back down to the ground, leaves flower stalks and all, or simply allow them to re-establish. TIA |
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