Daylily classes: dormant (leaves die), semi-evergreen, evergreen (try to grow in winter). In Georgia, evergreen types get cold-damaged, turning mushy and risking crown rot. They look untidy. If you clean frozen leaves promptly, they may work. Georgia Daylily Society sale: June 14, 2003, North DeKalb Mall.
Moving Established Daylilies: Timing, Storage, and Transplant Success
Christmas Evergreen in Ontario: Plant Outside If Native Species
Identifying Evergreen with Hanging Needles in St. Louis
Daylily Proliferations: Free Clones on the Flower Stem
Daylily Rust: Fungicide Options for Home Gardeners
Daylily 'Repeat Bloomer' Means Remontant: Patience for Establishment
Mexican Heather: Not a True Heather and Not Winter-Hardy in Atlanta
Saving a Mature Spruce After Root Damage During Construction
Killing an Evergreen: Girdling vs. Herbicide, and the Dead Tree Problem
Spruce/Hemlock Near a Townhouse: Root and Limb Concerns
Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema) Care: Yellow Stems, Fungus Gnats, Slow Growth
Evergreen Vines for Zone 6 Missouri Fence: Honeysuckle, Crossvine, Wintercreeper
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