Can anyone tell me what kind of flower is pictured here:
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in advance.
** Captain Infinity
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19 years ago
What kind of flower is this?
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19 years ago
It is a type of daylily (hemerocallis), but as to which of the number of species or umpteen zillion cultivars it could be, I couldn't be more specific.
pam - gardengal
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19 years ago
Hmm - I missed the original post - were are you? I'd bet on a species.
Cheryl
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19 years ago
That's one bet you would lose, Izzy.
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19 years ago
Stella D'Ora daylilly. What do I win????
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19 years ago
This flower is growing in Massachusetts.
Thanks to Pam and Lisa for the Daylilly ID.
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19 years ago
Definitely NOT Stella D'Oro daylily.
You win a stay in the penalty box and one hundred demerits for poor spelling!
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19 years ago
Most of the early bloomers are species or - my thought was H. middendorfii - mine is in bloom and has the same dark anthers. Bitsy is rounder and it looks too dark to be Corky. T'aint SDO though.
Cheryl
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19 years ago
Sorry, but I don't think it is a Stella, at least not a typical one. Here is a picture of a Stella from my garden. They are blooming in mass her right now and are spectacular (although over used) in mass. You can see that on a Stella, the petals form a complete cup and the pollen isn't dark like in the picture that the OP posted:
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19 years ago
Oh crap. How vexing.
Lisa
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19 years ago
With pleasure,,,,,now, had I pried myself away from the keyboard and , you know, walked outside, I would have known better.
Silly, silly me
Lisa
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19 years ago
I though that at first it was a daylily called "revolute" but it is so difficult to tell about colors in photos that now it seems less certain.
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I've seen live specemines, this very morning in fact, that looked to be a much stronger yellow that his photo would suggest and which seemed to have more recurve to the petals.