Separate each plant into rooted segments. Each segment should have 3 shoots. Set the plants in their new homes so that the crown is about one inch below the soil surface. The crown of the plant is located where the roots and foliage meet. Plants should be spaced at least 2 feet apart.
Daylilies are easy to grow and require little care.
The plants need full sun or partial shade. Pastel colored varieties should be placed in part shade as their blooms tend to fade in full sun. Daylilies prefer a well-drained soil with abundant organic matter and moderate fertility. If the plants are given too much fertilizer, rank growth and poor flowering will result. In late fall or early spring, remove dead foliage and debris from the plants.