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04-30-07, 03:48 PM

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Flat day lilies

One of my day lilies will not grow upright. The green leaves grow out and toward the ground. The leaves look healthy and deep green but are slightly wavey and short. Do I have a problem or is this normal?

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05-01-07, 05:37 AM

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It may be normal for that plant or it may be that the bulb needs to be planted deeper. It would be best to have a picture of the plant.

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