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admmad said:If a daylily is no longer blooming as well as it did in previous years then it is time to divide it. If it is blooming only on fans near the outside of the clump then it is time to divide it.

I agree with Maurice. When a daylily has clumped up with a majority of mature fans and is no longer blooming as well as it did previously I would normally divide it. Remember though, sometimes a daylily can have a bad year. I have some medium clumps (8 -10 mixed sized fans) that really shouldn't need dividing yet that were poor performers this year. Could have been the hard winter, dry spring, ...