The daylilies have all put on their last performance for the year, so it’s time to clean up their spent foliage and give them a boost feeding for next year’s blooms.

One clump completed (out of 50+).

Little Grapette is a smaller lily that blooms heavily and multiplies rapidly.

Little Grapette front left.
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  1. mjeanpike Avatar

    Just beautiful! I wish they would last all year 🙂

    1. Vero Avatar

      Me too!!

  2. Trish Avatar

    They are so lovely!

    1. Vero Avatar

      Thank you Trish!

  3. Kate Crimmins Avatar

    So beautiful. Dang deer.

    1. Vero Avatar

      Deer sure do love to eat day lilies. I have two large dogs that run loose at night so deer aren’t much of a problem for me.

      1. Kate Crimmins Avatar

        At one point I had an indoor/outdoor cat and he didn’t chase them off at all. I think they would chat around the pond.

        1. Vero Avatar

          I can very well see a cat doing that!

  4. traciekato Avatar

    That is a cute little one.

    1. Vero Avatar

      Small (about three inches) but mighty. Nice deep color and lots of detail!

  5. beetleypete Avatar

    I have enjoyed seeing them, Vero.
    Best wishes, Pete.

    1. Vero Avatar

      I’m glad you enjoy them. It has been a pretty good year over all.

  6. Rivergirl Avatar

    Such a glorious batch!
    Do you cut them back now?
    Fertilize?

    1. Vero Avatar

      Yes. I cut them back as soon as about half the old foliage has turned brown. I just give them a sprinkle of a general purpose fertilizer.

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