ORDERING & SHIPPING questions
Ordering?
Inventory will be updated in early spring, and shipping will commence shortly thereafter. If you have any questions please email sharonsloan@sugarshackdaylilies.com
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Our bareroot, double fan daylilies are shipped from the end of April thru mid-May and then again in September thru October pending supply and weather. Please specify if a particular shipping date is needed during these time frames otherwise plants will be shipped at the earliest time pending availability & volume of orders. The daylilies are dug fresh, washed, dried on Saturday & Sunday so they are ready for shipping the following Monday/Tuesday by USPS. All orders are for double fans and more if available, unless otherwise specified.
We do ship a bonus plant(s) with your order as appreciation for being a wonderful customer.
Shipping fees:
1-5 plants (Double Fans) - $18.00
6-10 plants (Double Fans) - $24.00
11-15 Plants (Double Fans) - $30.00
16-22 Plants (Double Fans) - $36.00
23-30 Plants (Double Fans) - $42.00
31-40 Plants (Double Fans) - $48.00
41-50 Plants (Double Fans) - $56.00
Check out will include S.C. state tax (6%) for S.C. residents and shipping fees.
We currently do not ship to California, Hawaii, , or Internationally.
After your order transaction is complete, you should receive confirmation via the email address you entered at check out.
Please plan accordingly of the date and time your daylilies arrive to make sure they are not left out in the weather, they are in a box. After arrival you may want to give them a drink of fresh water prior to planting. I set my newly arrived daylilies in a bowl of water for about 4-6 hours prior to planting. You may have your own routine, this is just a suggestion. :)
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Daylily description meanings
Scape-Height of stem from the ground to top just at the base of the throat.
Bloom-width of the bloom is when fully opened.
Bloom season-Peak time of blooms. This will vary a bit depending on your location, growing region and unusual weather trends. Our bloom season started at the end of April 2022 and continued through October for the late bloomers with a few that refused to take the Fall off with higher than normal temperatures into beginning of November.
EE – Extra early
E – Early
EM – Early Mid
M – Mid Season
ML – Mid-Late
L - Late
Color of bloom and throat.
Characteristic of bloom
Beautifully Traditional: Consists of three petals, three sepals, six stamens, and one pistil.
Ruffles: Beautifully Traditional in shape but the edges are wavey with ruffle features.
Double Form: Double daylilies come in several forms. There are those that have extra layers of petals so they look like a flower within a flower, and those that look like peonies with extra layers of sepals and or petals. A very full look.
Spider Form: A flower whose length to width measurement is at least 4:1.
Unusual Form: Daylilies have petals or sepals that are pinched, twisted, quilled, cascading, or spoon shaped.
Year hybridized registered: Who created & registered this daylily.
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How do I plant my Daylilies?
Our daylilies are dug fresh, washed, dried, wrapped in paper, tagged and shipped. Upon arrival, please remember your daylilies have had a bit of a stressful trip in a box. Only a suggestion, you may have your own method after receiving daylilies that’s worked well for you, but you may wish to set the bare roots in water after receiving them for 24 hours prior to planting at their new home. This gives them a bit of replenishment, only a suggestion. We understand folks have their own methods that work well for them and the regions they live in. Happy Planting!
The American Daylily Society site has volumes of wonderful information on your daylilies new and old. How to plant, divide the different parts of the daylily, bloom seasons and much more. Please click the link below to explore this wonderful daylily arena.