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daylilies

	Chris asked about thinning or dividing daylilies, and I can only
say that I have never felt that I "had" to do this.  Sometimes an area
will become too shady, because of tree growth, for daylilies to bloom
well, and then it's necessary to move them.
	I have dug and divided lots of daylilies when I moved to my
present house and garden, and it wasn't difficult, but it seemed as
though they needed a whole year to re-establish and bloom well.  So I
don't think they are like some other perennials that will crowd
themselves out if not divided often.
	Do others on the list divide their daylilies?

Susan Campanini
in east central Illinois
zone 5b, min temp -15F?
e-mail:  campanin@uiuc.edu
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