See all our daylily varieties here: www.oakesdaylilies.com 0:00 Intro 0:32 Your Daylilies Have Arrived! 0:50 Why are Daylilies Different Sizes? 1:42 Are Daylilies Bulbs? 2:11 What If I Can't Plant My Daylilies Right Away? 2:39 Where Should I Plant My Daylilies? 3:15 How Far Apart Should I Plant My Daylilies? 3:53 How Deep Should I Plant My Daylilies? 4:20 Digging a Hole 4:27 Fertilizer and Daylilies (using a Gro Tab) 5:17 Should I Divide My Daylilies Before I Plant Them? 5:33 Planting Daylilies 6:01 Fertilizing Daylilies (granular fertilizer) 6:47 Why We Mulch Daylilies 7:19 The Importance of Water and Daylilies
The Oakes Daylilly people are a national treasure. Everything I have ever ordered has come in a timely fashion and thrived. I have visited them and was really impressed with their fields of countless varieties.
I have a Daylily bed that I planted about 6 years ago when I first discovered Oakes. Unfortunately, this year - between late spring freezes, lots of rain and then 95 degree temps - it has been neglected a bit. I need to get after it and pull all the weeds that have invaded and generally just clean it up. I may need to divide a few of the more robust varieties. (WOO-HOO! More daylilies!) I plan to order some if your fertilizer to have on hand for next spring. Thanks for the information.
We never have but that would make a good video! There's no reason why you couldn't. They can be planted in containers, so grow bags would work the same. Just keep them watered well and protect them from the cold in winter and they should be fine.
You can grow all varieties in zone 4 but due to your winters, they'll probably all go dormant. In other words, don't count on evergreen varieties to give you green foliage all winter. Hope that makes sense!
@@OakesDaylilies absolutely makes sense. We moved from San Diego to north Idaho. Last year -14°. I just wasn’t sure if All daylilies survive our brutal winter. We’re about 15 miles north of Coeur d Alene. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question 🤷🏼♂️
We ship through October. Fall is actually the best time to divide daylilies. Dividing in fall gives them plenty of time to get reestablished in time for summer bloom. One thing to consider: you'll want to divide and transplant at least one month before your first projected killing freeze. Here's a video that might be useful to you: ua-cam.com/video/UZApXh_a7sk/v-deo.htmlsi=5DWq0JUikzloYASZ
See all our daylily varieties here: www.oakesdaylilies.com
0:00 Intro
0:32 Your Daylilies Have Arrived!
0:50 Why are Daylilies Different Sizes?
1:42 Are Daylilies Bulbs?
2:11 What If I Can't Plant My Daylilies Right Away?
2:39 Where Should I Plant My Daylilies?
3:15 How Far Apart Should I Plant My Daylilies?
3:53 How Deep Should I Plant My Daylilies?
4:20 Digging a Hole
4:27 Fertilizer and Daylilies (using a Gro Tab)
5:17 Should I Divide My Daylilies Before I Plant Them?
5:33 Planting Daylilies
6:01 Fertilizing Daylilies (granular fertilizer)
6:47 Why We Mulch Daylilies
7:19 The Importance of Water and Daylilies
The Oakes Daylilly people are a national treasure. Everything I have ever ordered has come in a timely fashion and thrived. I have visited them and was really impressed with their fields of countless varieties.
Thank you so much! We are a fourth generation, family-owned farm and your comment means the world to us.
5/27/23 I've ordered twice,and you have always sent green beautiful plants,thank you and can't wait to get enough money to order again 🥰
Thank you! We love daylilies and want everyone to love them, too! We appreciate your continued business 😃
I have a Daylily bed that I planted about 6 years ago when I first discovered Oakes. Unfortunately, this year - between late spring freezes, lots of rain and then 95 degree temps - it has been neglected a bit. I need to get after it and pull all the weeds that have invaded and generally just clean it up. I may need to divide a few of the more robust varieties. (WOO-HOO! More daylilies!) I plan to order some if your fertilizer to have on hand for next spring.
Thanks for the information.
I just ordered. Wish I had got some gro tabs .
Great video! Just planted mine. Hopefully I get some good blooms next season ❤❤
Thanks for watching! If you have questions about daylilies, please let us know!
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Thanks for watching!
Can you plant them in grow bags?
We never have but that would make a good video! There's no reason why you couldn't. They can be planted in containers, so grow bags would work the same. Just keep them watered well and protect them from the cold in winter and they should be fine.
Do I need to certain varieties for zone 4 or will they all work 🤷🏼♂️
You can grow all varieties in zone 4 but due to your winters, they'll probably all go dormant. In other words, don't count on evergreen varieties to give you green foliage all winter. Hope that makes sense!
@@OakesDaylilies absolutely makes sense. We moved from San Diego to north Idaho. Last year -14°. I just wasn’t sure if All daylilies survive our brutal winter. We’re about 15 miles north of Coeur d Alene. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question 🤷🏼♂️
@@DennisSmith-dq6iu Any time! We love great daylily questions!
Can daylily and oriental lily be planted together
Yes! They look great together. We have some planted together at our house and they always stop traffic!
Is it ok to divide a plant in the fall ? Do you ship in the late summer?
We ship through October. Fall is actually the best time to divide daylilies. Dividing in fall gives them plenty of time to get reestablished in time for summer bloom. One thing to consider: you'll want to divide and transplant at least one month before your first projected killing freeze. Here's a video that might be useful to you: ua-cam.com/video/UZApXh_a7sk/v-deo.htmlsi=5DWq0JUikzloYASZ
@@OakesDaylilies thank you so much