The American Hemerocallis Society (AHS) is dedicated to the cultivation and enjoyment of daylilies. AHS defines a daylily as any herbaceous plant in the genus Hemerocallis.

Hemerocallis are among the most popular plants in the world. They are easy to grow, require little care, and bloom over a long season. Daylilies are available in a wide range of colors, sizes, and shapes. Whether you are looking for a plant for your garden or something special for containers, there is a daylily that will suit your needs.

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The AHS provides a forum for daylily enthusiasts to share their knowledge and love of the plants. We offer educational resources, sponsor research, and hold events around the country. Our members range from beginner gardeners to expert horticulturists.

If you are new to daylilies, we hope you will take some time to explore our website. You will find information on how to grow daylilies, where to find plants, and what to do with your blooms. We also invite you to join us at one of our many events. There is no better way to learn about these amazing plants than by meeting other passionate growers.

The trend in horticulturists is to specialize in a particular genus or group of plants. This is the way the American Hemerocallis Society (AHS) has organized itself since its founding in 1946.

The AHS was founded by a group of passionate gardeners who wanted to share their love of daylilies with others. Since then, the Society has grown steadily, attracting members from all 50 states and many foreign countries. We now have regional clubs in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

Time to nurture your passion and interests by joining the American Hemerocallis
Society!