Stella d'Oro daylilies can be divided to create more plants and prevent overcrowding, which reduces blooming and encourages disease. Division is best done in spring after the last frost or in fall about 30 days before the first frost.
Divide every three years to maintain vigor and flower production. Discard any woody, non-productive centers.
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