Hi all, I plan on removing some daylilies from the border of my house (giving them to those who want them) and replacing them with more native varieties. Something I noticed over the winter is that the snow around the house melts much faster than the rest of the yard, which makes sense since the house does radiate heat, but this is my first winter in the house and I never really put much thought into it before. My concern is that with the consistent warmer ground around the house, some plants may start popping up too early and then dying out or getting damaged by frost. I have no other evidence to back this up besides gut feelings. I'm sure this isn't uncommon thing, so I figured I would reach out to ask if this is something I should keep in mind? Maybe there is a list of plants that are extra hardy and can survive any frost/snow on growth that popped up too early? Or is that just not something that has been an issue for anyone and I am just worrying too much? :) Thanks, Trevor