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| Hemerocallis | Common name; Day lily |
The common name results from the fact that each flower lasts for only one day.
However, they do continue to produce flowers in succession, for over two months, generally from June to August.
They come in various named varieties and colours as can be seen here
Theyl grow in clumps of around 800-900mm (30"-36") high
Cut the stems down to 50mm (2") above ground level after flowering.
Week 40; Plant out 500mm (18") apart in any good garden soil, in a sunny or semi-shaded location any time between now and April.
After planting, leave undisturbed for a number of years.
Week 42; Divide and replant any time between now and April.
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