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Aug 20, 2012 9:03 PM CST
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tink3472 said:I have heard that here in the south to plant the crown right at ground level or actually above. I just plant and try and make sure it's not more than an inch below the surface. I have never lost any during the summer to crown rot just in the winter when we had the hot/cold/hot/freeze weather.
At my old place I had daylilies in the ground and I mulched these to keep the soil moist but since all the beds now are nothing but pine bark there is no need to mulch.



Hi Michelle - I never knew you could grow daylilies in all pine bark. How deep are your beds?
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