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Joan Senior Daylily

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In the inland areas of Southern California, daylilies are easy to grow as long as you give them good soil, plenty of water, and occasional feeding during the growing season. For the best-looking flowers, grow your plants in a little afternoon shade, and keep the humidity up around the plants with mulch and overhead sprinkling. The flowers on the fanciest new hybrids look their best when nighttime temperatures do not fall below 60 degrees F. -- often, the rebloom in July is much showier than the first bloom cycle of late May and June. Many gardeners like to make their own hybrid crosses and grow new plants from seed. Try it -- you may be surprised at the new flowers you'll create! No18, 19, 20, 21