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Well my foilage is tall and weed free but also bloom free, aren't they suppost to bloom yet?
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Okay I am ready to dig these things up. Still no flowers!!! I planted them last year and still no flowers! I don't know what else to do. The foilage is tall and pretty but I want color. Any advice from anyone?
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There are later-season ones that may not start til July, or even August if you're up north or if they're in a 'late' location on your property.
Heck, up here I have seen cultivars that don't start blooming til almost September.
Also some things bloom poorly or not at all for the first year or two after being moved. (Daylilies should bloom *some* if it was a decent sized clump, tho). Don't dig them up til the fall, at the earliest.
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Heck, up here I have seen cultivars that don't start blooming til almost September.
Also some things bloom poorly or not at all for the first year or two after being moved. (Daylilies should bloom *some* if it was a decent sized clump, tho). Don't dig them up til the fall, at the earliest.
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It was a huge clump that I moved at the beginning of the summer last year. Hopefully they will bloom this year, I want to see what they look like, I didn't make it over to see them before she dug them up for me.
