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Dividing Daylily Seedlings: Timing and Organic Soil Care

Divide daylilies every 3 years. Seedlings from last spring can go in the ground if 30–45 days before frost. Your compost/manure mix is excellent. Mulch well in cold areas. No extra amendments needed. Avoid chemical pesticides to stay organic.

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