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Royalty free images: Day Lily, blossom detail / Hemerocallis hybrid Author: Arco Images / Ritter, Margit Date: 2001-07-21 Maximum available size: 18.5 Mpix.(4960 x 3720 pix.) Lowest (724x469 pix.) resolution version: 85.- Euro (royalty free use on all media!) In cooperation with imagebroker.net Relevant keywords for this picture: Day, Hemerocallis, Lily, blossom, blossoms, close, detail, flowers, format, garden, horizontal, plant, plants, yellow. Tags: arco images / ritter margit User tags...

The Day Lily Hemerocallis species only opens for one day. After it is spent, it is succeeded by the next day's blossom. The established clump may bloom for weeks. In their natural habitat daylilies are found in swamps, seashore meadows, forests edges and on mountains up to 10,000 feet. Daylilies have become nearly as popular as roses. They are collected, grown and hybridized by people around the world. From approximately 20 species of daylilies over 45,000 varieties of daylily hybrids have been...

Kokomo Sunset™ An early-blooming daylily with bright yellow blooms and red eyes on a more compact plant. A long bloom season and multiple flowering cycles are perfect for mass plantings and perennial beds. The compact grass-like foliage is Rust resistnat. Matures to 15-18 inches tall.

Sunny Honey Daylily is a repeat blooming daylily with a 3 ½ inch honey yellow flower, with a green throat. Evergreen foliage growing to 24 inches.

This is a hybrid lily. It produces flowers that are mostly bright orange while some may be yellow. They are edible. Can be grown in all zones. Once established it forms bulbs and becomes a prolific grower. Winter dormant in the northern zones. Its strap-like leaves are similar to the Iris lily. Easily grown. Seeds are small.

Daylily Purple D Ora Lavender-purple blooms. Rebloomer. Tremendously vigorous. Heat and drought tolerant. Very adaptable.

The Daylily - A Guide for Gardeners Authors: John P. Peat & Ted L. Petit NEW! Published October 2004. This new book offers an overview of all aspects of daylily history, cultivation and breeding. It details the history of Hemerocallis from the original species to today's modern hybrids. Then it details the various types of hybrids and provides advice for growing all of them well. Chapters on design, pest and diseases, and special chapters for growers throughout the world promise to answer every...

This reblooming daylily has lightly fragrant, 4" lemon yellow blossoms with a slightly ruffled edge. It is a hybrid of Hemerocallis 'Happy Returns' with similar but larger flowers on a larger clump.

Unfortunately, the newer "flower show" hybrid daylilies have gone far from their origin. This native Chinese species is truly one of my garden favorites. In July, the clump of Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus by our deck puts out 3-4' bloom scapes topped with dozens of very fragrant, narrow-petaled, lemony-yellow flowers...that's right...fragrant! The hummingbird-acclaimed flowers open in early evening and close early the following morning, making them perfect for those that like to enjoy their garden...

A blend of modern hybrid daylilies with large flowers in cool purplish-blue and white. They make the perfect summer border and are sure to become an eye-catching focal point in your garden. This blend is trouble-free and maintenance-free. No. 1 size roots. Zones 3-8

This reblooming daylily has slightly fragrant, 4" lemon yellow blossoms with a slightly ruffled edge. It is a hybrid of Hemerocallis 'Happy Returns' with flowers that are a bit lighter and a little bit larger than its parent.

Sunny Honey Daylily is a repeat blooming daylily with a 3 ½ inch honey yellow flower, with a green throat. Evergreen foliage growing to 24 inches.