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Stella d'Oro Daylily Stops Blooming: Remove Seed Pods

Green "pods" are seed pods. Removing spent flowers before pods form keeps the plant blooming. Cut off existing pods now; you'll get a modest late‑summer flush. Japanese beetle grubs rarely bother daylilies.

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