I have literally thousands of day lilies all over my yard and in front of my house. Many of these were here when I came but I have separated them and continue to plant them. Now I have learned to buy re-blooming or ever blooming ones because the time it takes to cut them back and remove the wood is far greater than the time I get to enjoy them.
To date I have spent about nine hours over four days starting the cleanup and haven't made a dent. On a positive note the guys at the dump know me well.
Sheila Anderson I cna't believe how tall they are, as lush as overgrown grass - yes, I happen to really like overgrown grass. Better yet, next time I have a lawn, I'm going to replace it with creeping thyme and chamomile.
Lottie Kendall
San Francisco, CA
Sheila Anderson
East Brunswick, NJ
Hi Nina. You are too funny. I actually enjoy it most of the time but it seems to take more and more time to clean up. TY Sheila
Hi Lauren. I love the look of it too. I do get tired but enjoy it. TY Sheila
Hi Sheila - it is never ending when I look at flower beds. But you day lillies look great
Sheila Anderson
East Brunswick, NJ
I have only a dozen or so Day Lilies in my yard. I don't know why I don't have more, other than I probably ran out of room.
Sheila Anderson
East Brunswick, NJ
The day lilies in the photo posted do look beautiful-enjoy.
Sheila Anderson
East Brunswick, NJ
You must have a beautiful yard with all this color Sheila Anderson
Sheila Anderson
East Brunswick, NJ
Oh my gosh, they're gorgeous, Sheila! One of my girlfriends stopped by last evening and told me I needed to hire a gardener! I simply have no time to get out there this year - it's been tough finding time to clip a few of them, muchless weed them!
As for the guys at the dump - I KNOW they love seeing you coming - you're such a dear!
Sheila Anderson
East Brunswick, NJ
Morning Sheila.
I don't do yard work anymore. Just can't keep up the pace.
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