Daylily Spring Clean Up | Garden Hike
It's that time of year again - time to clean up your Daylilies! After winter, all the top portion of your daylily plant is dead and needs to be removed. These dead leaves should be removed for a neater looking garden and allow the new growth to quickly emerge.
The tissue will be dry and brittle so it usually pulls off easily with your hands. You may also need to use a shears or hand pruner. All the dead tissue can be used for compost - so you're doing double duty by getting your garden ready for spring AND helping out the environment!
Learn how to clean up your Daylily plants after winter and prepare them for a successful growing season:
A beautiful garden is a great reward for all your hard work!
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