These Beautiful Orange Day Lilies, loooove the rain! Put them in Full Sun, or a wet area of yard, and watch them grow and mulitply while showing off. They call them Ditch Lilies because they can sit in water for days and still come out looking like a queen.
Tiger Day Lilies (Orange Ditch Lilies)  2 Pack of Roots -Blooming Age - Live Plant Rhizomes/Fan .  Dig a trench, sprinkle in some 10-10-10 fertilizer, put in the rhyzomes, cover up, and water. Poof! You are done! Don't plant too close together so they can multiply over the Summer and Fall. Will be Dormant in Winter, but come out as show offs in the Spring.  These babies don't even care what kind of soil you use. Just fertilize them in the Spring and Fall and leave them be.
Ditch lilies, unlike hybrid daylilies, may have as many as twenty buds on a single stem. The dense display of orange begins in early summer and ends in late autumn.
You will receive the roots and whatever greenery for each fan. If early enough, you could still get flowers for the Summer and Fall. If Dormant, you will receive the roots. No matter the mass size of the roots, get them in the ground and mulched and keep watered. A lot! they will grow perfectly and quickly and after flowering will begin to multiply their tubers for you. Before the next growing season you can dig up and separate to make more fans/roots for more plants. But becareful... they will take over whatever are you plant them in.
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