These lillies are growing in the garden of Mr.Swiss senior home. I have no idea what they are but have almost no leaves.
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I like these lilies and the little pink flowers too. đ
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I had never seen them before.
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I have these in my backyard–same color yellow, too, and here they are labeled Daylily or Day Lily. They bloom for a day and then they are done.
That said, where’s Tony?!
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We also have them here at the local cemetery. I didnât realize they were the same.
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Yes, daylily, Hemerocallis. We grow only two cultivars at work, but one of the two is very prolific.
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They look exactly like our day lilies, but yellow. Our day lilies do come in yellow. Orange is their “original” color, but a lot of people have great bunches of yellow ones, too. And this is their time of year. They originally come from Asia, probably Tibet. No one is sure how they got here, but maybe some of them came with immigrants or with other vegetation.
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They probably are day lillies. Itâs the first time I have seen them in yellow. I think I would like some in my garden.
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