Daylilies, purple loosestrife, asters, summer glory under ultraviolet light.
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Daylilies, purple loosestrife, asters, summer glory under ultraviolet light.
photo: David Castenson
Nonsense
The State of Mari's Garden
© 2026 ned walthall
close up of daylilies after the rain
2024/07/13
one of my little friends at work hanging out in the hostas.
As many of you have probably assumed, my favourite flowers are lilies. But not just any lilies. My favourite kind is the one on the picture and they’re called daylilies.
Daylilies (genus Hemerocallis) get their name because each individual flower lasts only a single day. However, because established plants produce dozens of buds per stem, they provide continuous blooms throughout the summer. They are incredibly hardy, versatile perennials that come in almost every color.
Daylilies grow around my house every summer and there’s hundreds of them everywhere. Every morning, I pick up new ones for my vase, so I can have them in my house all summer long.
They truly are very beautiful and I’m so delighted every year, in June, when they finally start to bloom.
(Photo is taken from Pinterest)
🌸💫 daylilies at the lifesteal panel 💫🌸