Pacific Northwest Gardening: Share your "MUST HAVE'S" and "MONEY WASTERS", 1 by Rarejem

Rarejem wrote:
I would also highly recommend daylilies (hemerocallis) to anyone who doesn't already grow them. This is my major garden addiction, so I have gone a bit overboard, but IMHO they are one of the best all around low maintenance garden flowers. I am not talking about the common little "Stella De Oro" variety of daylily which you see everywhere, but the big, bold bright ones that grab your eyes from across the garden. One of the coolest things about daylilies is that there is a size and color that will compliment almost every garden planting. Yellows, reds, oranges, purples, pinks.... the whole sphere. The older varieties are very inexpensive, and most clump fairly quickly. This is Carey Quinn front left, Tanamara rear left, Tuscawilla Tigress front right, and Outrageous back right.