If transplanting in the fall, do so early enough to allow the daylilies to become established before winter. One last tip: Plant daffodil bulbs between your daylilies. The daffodils will bloom in ...

QI have a long, narrow south-facing bed that is filled with many thriving daffodils ... from a scattering of daylilies if you choose to incorporate them. You also could grow one of the ornamental ...

Daylilies are hardy ... perhaps the best solution-don’t plant tulips. Alliums and daffodils evidently don’t taste very good. Don’t fall for that resistant to deer icon if you have problems ...

For an eye-catching flower bed, pair daylilies with other perennials such as daffodils, bearded iris, sweet William, coneflower, black-eyed Susan, foxglove, clematis and hostas. At the plant sale ...

Do think about companion planting. When foliage starts to look a bit ugly, it is helpful to have other perennials interplanted to hide it. Daffodils and daylilies are a tried-and-true combination.

I'm going to plant daffodils, jonquils and daylilies, but you can also try gladiolus, dahlias and hippeastrums. Treat bulbs in the tropics like you would annuals - they'll rot during the wet ...

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice about daylilies, magnolias, shell gingers, zoysia, Meyer lemons, hydrangea and ...