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Containing Runaway Stella d'Oro Daylily Runners

Stella d'Oro is one of few daylilies that send runners (rhizomes). Dig around the invading plant and remove rhizomes. Test containment by potting one plant in a terracotta pot sunk in the bed. Rich soil encourages running.

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