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orange day lily (Hemerocallis fulva)
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Plastic Sizes:
large
124.33 Birr
Available
medium
101.45 Birr
Available
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Plant Details & Care
Growth Category
Fast
Temperature Range
10 - 32 °C
Light Requirement
Full Sun to Partial Shade (best flowering in full sun)
Agro Ecology
Sub-humid to Temperate zones
Watering Frequency
Once or twice a week (water more in dry periods; drought-tolerant once established)
Once or twice a week (water more in dry periods; drought-tolerant once established)
Region
Native to Asia; naturalized in many regions including North America and parts of Africa
Behavior
Clump-forming, herbaceous perennial with long arching leaves and trumpet-shaped orange flowers that last one day; spreads aggressively by rhizomes; can be invasive in some regions
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Treatment
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Pests
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DiseasesLeaf streak
Rust (daylily rust)
Crown rot (in wet soils) -
Treatmentâś… Do:
Plant in full sun for maximum flowering.
Use as border plant, mass planting, or erosion control.
Divide clumps regularly to encourage healthy growth.
Mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds.
❌ Don’t:
Don’t overwater — crowns can rot in poorly drained soil.
Don’t plant in deep shade — reduces flowering.
Don’t ignore pest infestations; they spread quickly.
Don’t let clumps become overcrowded — division is necessary for best blooms.