Apply compost after last frost. Side-dress (not on crowns) with well-composted manure. Daylilies rarely need feeding—excess nitrogen reduces blooms. Cannas are heavy feeders; mix compost at planting. Avoid "burning" plants with fresh manure or thick layers on crowns.
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