daylily

When caring for Hemerocallis 'Pardon Me' daylilies, watering is an important part of their care. The best frequency of watering for optimal growth is once or twice a week. This should be done in the morning so the moisture can evaporate throughout the day, allowing the plants to dry out before the cooler evening temperatures arrive. When necessary, water in the evening if the day has been particularly hot and dry. Make sure to water deeply, saturating the soil around the plant roots. To avoid promoting fungal diseases, avoid wetting the foliage when possible.

Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Pardon Me') is an attractive and low-maintenance plant that typically thrives in full sunlight for at least 6 hours a day during the summer months. During the spring, the plant prefers cooler temperatures and may require slightly less direct sunlight. In the fall and winter months, daylilies will grow well in either direct or indirect sunlight, so long as the plant receives enough light to support its growth. Daylilies can also tolerate some shade, which may help the plants manage their temperature in warm climates.

Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Pardon Me') should be pruned twice a year. In the late winter or early spring (February to March), the plant should be deadheaded to remove flower stalks once they have died off or are no longer blooming. In the late summer (July to August), the foliage should be cut back to 3 inches (7.5 cm). This will help to keep the daylily from becoming too leggy or stretching out. Additionally, removing the old growth will stimulate new growth and flowers for the following year.