Columbus class discusses daylilies

Daylilies can be stars of both the shade and part sun garden, and a Columbus class will cover their care and culture.

Often considered to be “America’s favorite perennial” for their beauty and ease of care, these popular plants come in many cultivars in wide assortment of colors. It will be led by members of the Metropolitan Columbus Daylily Society.

Sandy Holmes, who is a an experienced daylily hybridizer, has developed many types of daylilies, and along along with other club members, she will share her own tips for growing them in the home garden. It will include how and when to purchase them, the importance of dividing mature plants to keep them healthy and happy and also how to produce the maximum amount of flowers. The attendees can ask questions, and will walk away ready to plant these versatile cultivars in their own gardens.

Home horticulturalists may appreciate the opportunity to pick up some new skills and knowledge, especially as part of a larger group. Handouts for these activities can be prepared by Stationery printers.

Sunday, August 16th will be the date for this deep dive into daylilies. It will be on offer at the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, starting at 2:00 pm, and a registration fee of $15.00 is being charged. Members may access a discounted ticket price.
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