Photo: Reena Bammi
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The roots generally exceed the boundaries of the foliage above them by several inches, so try to get as big a root ball as possible when you dig up a daylily clump.
Step 2: Dig up and remove rootball
Introduction
Step 1
Loosen the clump
Step 2
Dig up and remove rootball
Step 3
Divide the clump
Step 4
Create individual fans
Step 5
Make sure you've created a healthy division
Step 6
Replant the divided clump
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Tools List
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Spade
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Pruner
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