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As a final note, once your daylilies finish their blooming cycle in the summer, it’s essential to take the time to deadhead the spent flowers. This simple task allows the plant to focus its energy on storing power for next year’s blooms.
If you allow the blooms to remain throughout the summer, they will eventually form seed heads. Not only does this detract from the plant’s appearance, but it also diverts a significant amount of energy that should be directed toward next year’s flowers.
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