Maybe I will try to do some selective trimming, then. It was just so discouraging to see all of the crispy foliage so early in the season (we are not typically over 100 degrees in June) - I expected this more towards the end of August. I am concerned that if I do any real trimming, the daylilies will send up new growth just in time for the hottest part of the year and then that foliage will be burned back, too. 
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