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The Roadside Daylily
planted on the slope
above a stone retaining wall.
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Common Orange
Daylilies prevent soil
from eroding down the
bank above this stone wall.
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A more recent planting
of Hem. fulva 'Europa'
in front of another wall.
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A single line of
the Roadside Daylily,
planted closely along the
base of a picket fence.
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Orange Daylilies have been
planted here to hold the slope
between a fence and the highway.
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This planting flourishes on a
steep bank where there is direct
sun for about 4 hours a day.
There is good bloom,
and
no maintenance of any kind.
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Hemerocallis fulva 'Europa',
growing vigorously here
in constant summer shade,
but seldom flowering.
There is no maintenance here.
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A mature planting in a
heavily shaded woodland.
Very little flowering occurs
in the dense shade of summer.
No attention is paid to this bank.
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Two old plantings in the
complete shade of large Maple trees.
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Heavy bloom is achieved
year-after-year in both of these
plantings with heavy applications of
lawn-formula fertilizer and irrigation.
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