another daylilly story


A couple of years ago I began to build up my gardens and put in raised 
beds.  I had the old orange daylillies everywhere (It just sort of 
happened on its own) so I dug them all up, gave them away except for a 
couple of mounds that over wintered on the side of the garage in the 
gravel where we park our tent trailer.
The following spring, they had sent roots into the gravel and were trying 
desperately to grow.
I felt sorry for them and put them into the composted, mulched and 
amended new raised bed where, in 2 years, they have crowded out 
everything else once again.
So this time they are coming out and going down by the 3 season creek in 
my yard, where I am trying to build up a reinforced creek bank and am 
putting in various trees and grasses.
They can grow all they want down there, add some color and just bee very 
happy.
And I can have my perennial bed back.


 elle/cedar mill OR
 north end of the willamette valley
 AHS heat zone 3
 USDA Zone 8
 Sunset Zone 6

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