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Daylily flowers after rain on the plot, illuminated by the sun. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Daylily flowers after rain on the plot, illuminated by the sun. Daylilies are used in decorative floriculture in single and group plantings, in mixborders. The most effective look in the garden of modern tetraploid varieties of daylilies. Their bushes grow quickly, give larger flowers and differ in a wide variety of petal color. It can grow in the shade and partial shade, but only in a well-lit area, its flowering will be mass and abundant. In many hybrid varieties, the flower fully opens only under the bright sun. Direct sunlight should illuminate the plants for at least 6 hours a day. The soil must be treated to a depth of at least 30 cm. Spring planting is preferred, but it can be transplanted in the summer no later than August. The beginning of vegetation is early, since the establishment of positive night temperatures. In the summer of Central Russia, daylilies do not have time to complete the growing season, and the leaves die due to frosts. The winter dormancy period is short, 1.5-2 months. When choosing varieties for a collection in the zone of risky agriculture, it is desirable to use only hardy varieties and with early-medium flowering periods. They are propagated by seeds and vegetatively. Division of bushes is made in the spring.