How To Dividing Daylilies - Daylily Perennial

Dividing Daylilies - Learn how to divide the daylily plant.
Dig up your daylily plants, along with its entire root system.
Gently shake or brush the dirt from the roots.
Separate the roots into the two or more distinct groups.
Cut the roots apart, and discard any roots that are damaged or diseased.
Replant your daylilies.

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Daylilies are very hardy and can be divided early spring through mid fall. The best time to divide daylilies is shortly after they have finished flowering in late summer to early fall. Prepare the area by raking the mulch away from the plant. Give yourself enough room to work around the clump.

Dig up the root ball under a clump of daylilies. Think big: root balls can be significant in size, so dig out a few inches around the plant to make sure you get it all. 3. Flip the root ball over, and use a spade to divide it into 6-8 inch clumps.









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