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Daylilies can range in height from 8 inches to 5 feet, and flower size can be as small as 2 inches or as large as 8 inches. Daylilies may bloom the year that they are planted, even from a relatively small plant. They will reach mature size in about three to four years.
Step 1, Divide daylilies (also known as Day Lily) any time from early spring to the middle of fall. The very best time to divide daylilies is late summer after they have finished blooming.Step 2, Prepare the spot where you will plant the new divisions. Loosen the soil and dig a hole deep enough to cover the base of the new clumps. Daylilies grow well in almost any soil in the full sun.Step 3, Remove any mulch that may be around the daylily clump.