Showing posts with label Yellow Daylily Flower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yellow Daylily Flower. Show all posts

Monday, September 8, 2014

Tiny Dino Asiatic Lily Wallpaper

Medium Orange Daylily Flower



Tiny Dino Asiatic Daylily Wallpaper



Tiny Dino is an adorable little dwarf lily with brilliant blooms that outshine its small stature. Growing unerringly straight and robust, this hardy lily really puts on a show when its bright orange blooms open in late spring to early summer. The foliage itself is even quite attractive. Each tall, erect stem is lined with thin, green leaves and topped with several large flower buds, an elegant presence for your garden even before full bloom. Tiny Dino is an adorable little dwarf lily with brilliant blooms that outshine its small stature.  Growing unerringly straight and robust, this hardy lily really puts on a show when its bright orange blooms open in late spring to early summer.

Sunday, September 7, 2014

Lily Butter Pixie

Bright Yellow Daylily Flower

Lily Butter Pixie (Yellow Daylily Flower)



Lilium Butter Pixie is a dwarf Asiatic lily. The Butter Pixie lily produces large upturned bright yellow blossoms that are trumpet or star shaped. Butter Pixie lily, along with other dwarf Asiatic lilies, were bred for their compact growth habit in containers and offer no fragrance.

Thursday, July 31, 2014

Yellow Daylily Flower

Yellow Daylily Flower



Yellow Daylily Flower



Hemerocallis 'Yellow' (Yellow Daylily) - Evergreen variety with lemon yellow flower. Mid-season rebloomer. Dark green foliage reaches up to 24 inches tall. This name has been applied to this long time Santa Barbara landscape variety because we do not know its valid name. Plant in full sun to light shade. Although tough enough to handle minimal irrigation, plants look better and bloom far more when given a regular watering. It is tolerant of most soils and temperatures down well below 0° F. The flowers are edible and tasty and contain considerable amounts of vitamins A and C, plus some protein. Added to salads they add color and flavor.