Daylilies with short scapes and flowers blooming inside the foliage clump are likely overcrowded. Divide in early spring or fall: separate rhizomes, replant with spacing.
Surrounding trees/shrubs may have increased shade over 20 years. Daylilies need 6+ hours of sun for strong stems.
American Hemerocallis Society: Daylily Experts.
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