do aerial roots avoid light?

[DirtyCoconuts]

Originally Posted by Dollythehun

I'm assuming you mean daylilies, Hemerocallis? Not Lilium?

they are sold as Lily of the Nile.....as a ground cover here....

that's as much as i know.

WW was just telling me that will a LOT more water they would be a different plant and flower but that's all new to me

[Dollythehun]

Originally Posted by DirtyCoconuts

they are sold as Lily of the Nile.....as a ground cover here....

that's as much as i know.

WW was just telling me that will a LOT more water they would be a different plant and flower but that's all new to me

Agapanthus? They should be shrub like and in your climate, in the ground.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...FCiDYim0ZiuVl9

[Dollythehun]

Originally Posted by DirtyCoconuts

they are sold as Lily of the Nile.....as a ground cover here....

that's as much as i know.

WW was just telling me that will a LOT more water they would be a different plant and flower but that's all new to me

Agapanthus? They should be shrub like and in your climate, in the ground. Are you sure they're not Liriope? Lily turf is the common name.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...5tlg1FC960aA_l

This is one place where I agree with Ray (one place). Are they day lilies, Lillium, resurrection lilies? Lily is a broad, vague, term. I wondered why you had (and still do) Stella 'D Oro hanging on the fence (obviously they are not). If you went to the nursery, in this case, you could be run over by the bus.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...FCiDYim0ZiuVl9