Most shrubs and perennials will be large enough for you to see any gaps that need to be filled in garden beds and borders. To minimize transplanting shock, protect plants from extreme heat and strong sunlight, planting on an overcast day or in the evening. This is also the perfect time to add annuals or perennials to a bulb bed. The stems of the bulb are still showing above ground so you can clearly see where it's safe to plant without damaging the bulb. Use plants that leaf out early, especially plants with foliage tall enough to cover the spent bulbs.
Daylilies are ideal for full sun.
Their straplike leaves come up in early spring and have enough substance to hide the bulbs foliage while still allowing them to take in nutrients. Yellow, blue and purple attract bees. Butterflies choose red, orange, yellow and pink. Flies are drawn to green, lime, white and cream. Those were the colors she chose to decorate her house and in turn, she wanted to grow only those colors in her garden so she could cut any combination for a bouquet and have it fit the mood of her home.