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Natalie said:Keep in mind that daylilies bloom for one day, and then wilt and fall off. You can get many blooms on each plant, but each bloom is only there for one day.

Interesting, hence the name, "daylily". Yes, I noticed that of the one or two that I've seen so far. But if the blooms are only there for one day, how are hummingbirds supposed to attracted to them? Or maybe this was a "bee" plant, I forget, but they aren't around it either, although they love the blue-purple sage.