How to Arrange a Daylily
Most gardeners choose to plant daylily due to its strong durable character as well as its beauty. It thrives in a wide variety of soils and can tolerate sun as well as partial shade. This beautiful flower looks good when arrange in a variety of ways. You can choose to arrange daylilies based on color, sizes and fragrance.
- Arrange daylilies in one color scheme. Take daylilies in the same color scheme and arrange together. Choose bright hue daylilies and add daylilies with a softer color appearance.
- Choose your lilies base on complimentary color schemes. Choose one color that has a bright vibrant look and the other color with warm and cool appearance. You can also arrange your lilies based on a warm color arrangement scheme.
- Select only brightly colored daylilies and arrange together in your landscape. From a distance, this creates a tremendous visual impact.
- Arrange daylilies based on fragrance. An ideal location for lilies arranged by fragrance are walkways and close to patios as they would be more appreciated. Fragrant varieties you can choose include Acclaim, Alabama Jubilee. Acclaim has a fragrant similar to lavender while the Alabama Jubilee gives a light floral fragrance.
- Mix your daylilies with other types of flowers to accentuate the appearance of the daylilies. However, choose only flowers that bloom when the daylily stops blooming. This way you always have flowers in your garden.
- Plant the same variety type to create a dramatic impact in your garden.
- Combine daylilies with varying heights. Using an arrangement with different heights allow you to plant one size in the front, the back as well as the middle. So, you can plant a Late Beacon variety that grows 48 inches and add challenger daylilies, which grow 72 inches tall. Consider short choices such as Pennys Worth, Clementella or Stella De Oro.