Common name: Daylily, fawn lily, lemon lily
Botanical Name: Hemerocallis. Family: Liliaceae.
The botanical name derives from the greek Hemera (day) and Kallos (beauty). Daylilies are so - called because each flower lasts only one day. Each strain produces a number of buds and flowers occurs over a long period of time. Daylilies are an excellent garden plant, because they withstand heat well, are parasites - free of charge and will grow in almost any terrain. Note, however, that daylilies do not like"Wet feet". Daylily colors covering the entire spectrum of the near - white to yellow, pink, orange, purple and red. Until getting enough sunlight, daylilies will grow well in any - well-drained soil will react, but with more divisions and flowers in a soil rich in regular watering. One of our most popular varieties:
Stella de Oro: This variety has been much attention in recent years. Given favorable conditions, it flowers from May until frost. We have a big bed on the side ofour office kindergarten, and have established regular watering is essential to refitting. Stella de Oro gold - yellow, grows to twelve inches. This is a good border plant or specimen.
Daylilies are planted or planted enmass beautiful home in the cottage garden among other perennials.
0 comments:
Post a Comment