Is It Better To Separate Stella d Oro Daylilies In Spring Or Fall?
Q: Is it better to separate Stella d Oro daylilies in spring or fall?
A: In my experience, you can divide daylilies successfully every day of the year…but the best time is in spring, before they bloom. Repeat-blooming daylilies like yours get crowded quickly. Scoop up a clump, wash off most of the soil, and use a sharp knife to separate the individual plants. Mark your calendar to divide the clump every three years. You’ll get better blooms if you fertilize them a couple of times each year as well.
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