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Hemerocallis (daylilies) produce elegant, usually trumpet-like blooms in summer. They are rugged, adaptable, vigorous perennials that endure in a garden for many years with little or no care and come in all sorts of lovely colours.
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Golden beauty!
We have the orange ones too, though they weren’t great this year. 🙂 🙂
I have a pale one, but no flowers since moving here 😞
Beautiful
A lovely way to start the day.
You have some beautiful ones in your garden.
Like seeing a little sunburst.
And twinkly too!
Beautiful colour!
It is stunning, sadly not mine.
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Are they still in flower? Ours have finished but I do love them. My favourite whose name I don’t know is a creamy one with maroon in the middle, just glorious. I love how there is a new one every day for so long. 🙂
This was taken in Trelissick garden in late August. I have one that sounds like yours but it hasn’t flowered since moving here! I have now planted it into a bed so hoping next year brings results.
I love their scent, elegant flowers. Lovely to see you’re ‘Discovered’ Jude.
Thanks Liz.
And they’re good for late summer colour!
The close up is lovely – can enjoy the rich color and almost feel the actual petals! Thank you “)
What a beauty!
Was this is other colours too ?
I just love all the members of the Lily family.
Don t you?
I’m afraid my lilies get eaten by slugs and snails so I am not keen on them now. But they are very beautiful flowers.