10 Companion Plants That Are Perfect To Grow With Daylilies

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00:0010 companion plants that are perfect to grow with daylilies.

00:05Black-eyed Susan.

00:07Native coneflowers with golden petals contrast with daylily foliage,

00:11attract butterflies and solitary bees,

00:14self-seed modestly, and extend late summer color.

00:18Shasta Daisy.

00:20Hybrid daisies with crisp white blooms balance daylily colors as hoverflies visit

00:26and their larvae eat aphids while slowly spreading rhizomes thick in borders.

00:31Russian Sage.

00:33Drought-tolerant plants with silvery stems and lavender plumes enchant bees

00:38and their non-invasive airy habit lightens dense daylily clumps while sustaining pollinators.

00:46Bee Balm.

00:47Native nectar powerhouses attract hummingbirds and bees,

00:50spreading by rhizomes that need thinning and adding vertical flair beside vibrant daylilies.

00:56Ornamental grasses.

00:58Feather reed, fountain grass, and little bluestem add graceful movement,

01:03shelter ground-nesting bees, stay mostly contained,

01:07and beautifully complement daylilies' form.

01:10Echinacea.

01:12Prairie coneflowers provide butterfly landing pads

01:15as beetles patrol leaf litter for aphids,

01:18serving as reliable non-invasive partners that energize borders with daylilies.

01:24Yarrow.

01:26Plants with flat umbels attract syrphid flies whose larvae eat pests,

01:30while ferny foliage shelters ground beetles

01:32and their vigorous spread benefits from edging control.

01:36Catmint.

01:38Fragrant mounding blooms draw bees and sell themselves seed while supporting leafcutter bees

01:43that curb mites and soften daylily edges with soothing color.

01:48Gora.

01:48Airy white or pink blossoms flutter gracefully, inviting small pollinators,

01:54and though they may self-seed in warmth, they remain generally non-invasive near daylilies.

02:00Sedum.

02:02Succulent-leaved plants with late starry clusters are drought-tolerant,

02:06as ladybugs shelter beneath to eat aphids,

02:09and their compact growth complements daylilies' autumn color.

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