Hemerocallis DayLilies are fantastic perennials even though each flower blooms for just one day you may not even notice because the plant is smothered in flowers all summer long. They are easy to grow, extremely hardy and they manage to escape most pests and diseases. Well developed clumps are usually weed and drought resistant, and can live maintenance free for decades. Plant in groups for best results.

Most Lilies are very fragrant. The orientals and trumpet Lilies are so fragrant that you can smell the perfume of the flowers throughout any room or garden. Plant Lilies at a sufficient depth of 8 - 12cm, the bigger the bulb the deeper
you should plant. Various Lily varieties produce roots above the Bulbs , they also need to be under the surface of the soil. Asiatic Lily varieties do very well in planters. Always allow sufficient drainage by putting pot pieces of broken pots or stones at the bottom of the planter. Fertilize Lilies with organic fertilizer on top of the soil twice per year, once  the sprouts emerge and again before flowerbuds are mature. They will naturalize in any border. Keep a close eye out for red Lily beetles as they will completely destroy your Lilies in a very short space of time.