Daylilies perform best when they're planted in full sun: most varieties prefer a bare minimum of six hours per day. Like most sun-loving perennials, hemerocallis prefer well-draining soil and don't abide soggy roots. Beyond providing good growing conditions, daylily bulbs will grow well on their own nearly anywhere! You don't even need to fertilize daylilies, although a springtime application of a balanced fertilizer or composted manure can help increase their blooming, and a fall application of the same can help them prepare for winter. Daylilies are naturally prolific bloomers and are hugely adaptable plants -- just get your daylilies planted and watch them flourish!