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- Plant daylilies: location, soil, sowing and co
- When is the best planting time?
- How is the plant doing?
- Which location is suitable?
- Which planting distance is necessary?
- Which plant neighbors are suitable?
- Which substrate should be short-listed?
- Tips & Tricks
Plant daylilies: location, soil, sowing and co
Both in the bucket and in the field, for example in the garden along the path, in the fence area, on the edge of the wood, on the garden pond or in the bed - a place for the daylily is quickly found. But you should not go blue-eyed when planting her ...
Next article Which care need daylilies?When is the best planting time?
Plant your daylily - whether it's the preferred plant or tuber - in the spring (from April) or in the fall (until October) on a frost-free day. Even if you plant them in May, they usually flower in the same year.
How is the plant doing?
If you want to plant a root, follow these steps:
Which location is suitable?
The daylily is considered extremely tolerant. It can easily cope with full sun, sunny and partially shaded locations. But beware: the less sunlight hits the plants, the more bloomy they become.
Which planting distance is necessary?
At the location not only the sunlight decides. The distance to other plants and objects is also significant. Depending on the type of daylily, a distance between 50 and 90 cm should be maintained.
Which plant neighbors are suitable?
There is a large selection of potential plant neighbors. All flowers and perennials that have similar site requirements and harmonize with the flower colors of the daylily, are suitable. These include, for example:
Which substrate should be short-listed?
The daylily is extremely unpretentious when it comes to the question of a suitable substrate. Whether moist or dry, acidic or alkaline - it grows and hardly needs care. It exhibits the most optimal growth in a soil with the following characteristics:
Tips & Tricks
Dark-blooded varieties should not be planted in a full sun. The penumbra is the better choice, so that the flowers do not fade too fast.