Whether you're a longtime daylily enthusiast or have just discovered these beautiful perennials, we invite you to become part of the Mo-Kan Daylily Society!
Our members come together to share their knowledge, learn new gardening techniques, discover exciting daylily cultivars, and enjoy friendships with others who share their passion for gardening.
You don't need to be an experienced gardener or own a large daylily collection to join. All levels of experience are welcome!
Membership offers opportunities to:
Learn and Grow: Attend club meetings, educational programs, and demonstrations about growing, caring for, and hybridizing daylilies.
Explore Beautiful Gardens: Visit members' gardens during organized garden tours and enjoy the society's display gardens at Loose Park.
Discover New Daylilies: Participate in member auctions and our annual public plant sale.
Share Your Interests: Exchange gardening knowledge, photographs, and experiences with fellow daylily enthusiasts.
Get Involved: Help with club activities, plant sales, garden maintenance, and other volunteer opportunities.
Earn Daylily Dollars: Receive credits for attending meetings, bringing guests, and volunteering. Use your earned credits to bid on daylilies at designated club auctions.
Membership is affordable and open to individuals, households, and youth.
Membership Type Annual Dues
Individual $10
Household $15
Youth (under 18) $5
Rates effective January 1, 2027.
Memberships run from January 1 through December 31 each year.
We welcome new members throughout the year!
To learn more about joining the Mo-Kan Daylily Society, email us at info@mokandaylilysociety.org. We'll be happy to answer your questions and help you get started.
You are also welcome to attend a club meeting to meet our members and learn more about the society.
To learn even more about daylilies, consider becoming a member of the national non-profit organization, the American Daylily Society, which was founded in 1946. The primary goals of ADS are to promote, encourage, and foster the development and improvement of the genus Hemerocallis and to increase public interest in daylilies. The ADS website is loaded with resources about daylilies, club information, events, and a searchable database of all registered cultivar details.
ADS has divided the U.S. and Canada into 15 regions for purposes of connecting daylily lovers to local clubs and to each other. The Mo-Kan Daylily Society is in Region 11. Our Region also includes ADS Members and daylily clubs in Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
Our club also has a Facebook group where members can share photographs, ask questions, exchange gardening information, and learn about upcoming activities.
Join our Mo-Kan Daylily Society group on Facebook
Email us at info@mokandaylilysociety.org