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Daylilies 'Africa'
Strikingly beautiful, this daylily cultivar provides a picturesque presentation that sets it apart from other species of its genus. Although the exact parentage of daylilies 'Africa' is unknown, we know the hybridizer Kropf-Tankesley-Clarke produced it in 1987. Gardeners love the drama of this plant, with its extreme contrast between deep purple petals and prominent orange eye.
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Toxic to Pets
Toxicity
Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Deciduous
Leaf type
5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Daylilies 'Africa'

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Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: The daylilies 'Africa' prefers ample water but is drought tolerant. Watering frequency varies by climate, typically around once a week. Avoid overwatering by checking the top 2 inches of soil; it should remain moist, not wet.
Fertilize: For optimal growth of daylilies 'Africa', mulch to retain soil moisture, especially in fall and winter. In spring, apply a general-purpose water-soluble fertilizer, avoiding contact with the plant's foliage to promote blooming effectively.
Pruning: Daylilies 'Africa' are vibrant perennials appreciated for their stunning flowers. Prune in early spring and remove dead foliage to boost growth. Trim flower stalks post-bloom to redirect energy. Dividing clumps every 3-4 years revitalizes the plant, promoting vigorous blooming and enhancing overall vitality.
Propagation: The daylilies 'Africa' is ideally propagated through division every five years during spring or fall to prevent overcrowding. For division, dig up the plant, ensuring healthy roots. If the roots are healthy, cut the root ball in half and replant, adding mulch for quicker establishment.
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