The cheerful orange blossoms are from Eurasia. How about filling your yard with native plants instead? Star file photo You know those orange daylilies that pop up in Missouri yards and along ...

The butterflies absolutely love it and the bees, all sorts of bees.” She’s found native orange butterfly weed so “gorgeous,” she’s started raising more from seed.

A good replacement for invasive daylily is native butterflyweed (Asclepias tuberosa), an important host plant for monarch butterflies, with showy orange flowers for sunny, well-drained soil.

Although they're not technically related, orange daylily shares lily of the valley's tendency to spread in dense blankets and overrun ecosystems. Native to central and eastern Asia, this ...

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UPDATED: September 3, 2022 at 10:00 AM CDT “I have been trying to get rid of some orange-colored daylilies and plant some new daylilies with different colors along with some other perennials.

To me, the beginning of summer has always been signaled by the flowering of “railroad lilies.” That’s orange daylily to some folks, but “ditch lily” and “Fourth of July flower” to ...