Stella D'Oro Daylilies

21 years ago

My Stella D'Oro's are producing fewer flowers and producing more seed pods. Is there anything I can do to produce more blooms?

Thanks..

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User
21 years ago
Deadhead them.
sissyz
21 years ago
Mine are only four years old, but the ones I have divided, bloom better. I think they like to be broken up more often than other plants do...!
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rizzir
21 years ago
I have WAAAAAY too many Stellas, at least for the amount of garden bed space I currently have. The smell is great but I don't care for their look much. I will have LOTS of these available at the fall ETN swap.

Mine are also forming lots of pods on them. I figure I didn't try to hybridize them, so I will just throw away all the pods.

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