Dienliliju Dārzs, garden

In the largest DAYLILY GARDEN in Latvia you can see and buy different daylily varieties from such world famous daylily selectionists as T.Petit, P. Stamilie, J. Kinnebrew, as well as varieties selected by the garden owner V. Baņģieris.

You can see and buy altogether 950 different daylily varieties. The garden is freely available to the visitors every day from 9.00 to 19.00 during the daylily blooming period in July and August.

The garden is a popular excursion place not only for flower lovers or individual travellers but also for tourist groups. 1500 - 2000 people visit our garden during a season. The largest number of visitors in one day was during Flower Friends meeting 2007, when the garden was visited by ~ 700 people from all Latvia.

For groups, please book your visit in advance by calling us to 29422006 or 29293456 or writing an e-mail to daylily.lv@gmail.com .

In the garden, you can find any seedlings to your taste and preference.

Buying on the Internet - for your convenience we also offer to purchase seedlings on the Internet where you can choose from a part from the flowers available in the garden. The seedlings purchased on the Internet are shipped via post.

Price - seedling prices are from 2.5EUR up to 150 EUR per seedling. You can also purchase daylily shrubs for great prices which are beneficial for those flower lovers who want to enjoy a flower full bloom next year or need a larger amount of seedlings.

How to find us - our garden is located the western part of Latvia, 100 km from Riga, 70km from Ventspils, 10 km from Talsi, in village Lauciene, on the side of road Talsi - Jūrmala (see CONTACT US).

Where else to grow our cultivated daylilies - our the major customers, of course, is from Latvia, where ouer flowers grow in private gardens, also in the city's parks and gardens, for example Ventspils, Ogre, etc. Even our flowers to be found almost all over Europe - Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, Spain, Finland, Sweden, Norway, etc. countries.