Taxus cuspidata Low Boy Acis Another time to cut daylily

Another time to cut daylily foliage down is after frost has killed the foliage

pickle-sized leaves

but now it's also taken its rightful place as one of the great fairy garden plants of our time

but not soggy soils and an acidic pH are the key for success with these very easy-to-grow perennials

who brought a Mexican garden specimen into the US in the early 1900s

Taxus cuspidata Low Boy Acis Another time to cut daylilyHere's a great yew for you! Taxus cuspidata 'Low Boy' is a long term favorite in our gardens, having performed superbly for over 15 years. In that time, it's formed a 15" tall x 5' wide evergreen mass in part sun to light shade. The dark green leaves are topped in spring with a new flush of bright golden foliage for an exquisite contrast. The trail to find the origin of Taxus 'Low Boy' runs cold since our plant was acquired from defunct Roslyn Nursery