Hi, I dont have any But, Gilbert H.Wild and Sons has them on sale only $1.00 for Stella. If your interested. Shannon

Robin, Tomorrow, take your scissors and cut off all of the leaves down to 1 inch above the crown. Roots absorb moisture for the plant. But leaves = evaporation. Being freshly planted, right now the roots can not keep up with the evaporation taking place from the leaves. So cut off all the leaves. When the roots get caught up, the plant will start to grow new leaves. Anytime a daylily's leaves wilt, it means the plant is stressed. Hope this helps, George South Dakota

Thanks CJ....i ended up buying from HomeDepot. Thanks for the offer i really appreciate it.

Yes, they'd be fine. I don't think anyone has ever managed to kill a Stella d'Oro. They're really a work horse plant. I'd opt for a sharp spade since you will have to dig down (at least 6 inches) and under a bit. I'm just not sure a sharp knife would slice through the clumps so a piece could be lifted, but a pruning saw would work. Stellas grow so quickly, in a couple of seasons you'd have your own good sized clump to divide. I have to divide mine every two years - they get the size of a bushel basket. As to whether or not these mown down plants are for the taking, I can't say - perhaps the block has a new not so skilled maintenance person or the planting scheme is to be changed anyway.