Our Daylilies - The Day Lily Cottage Day Lilies

Below are a selection of the Daylilies which bloom every year here at the Day Lily Cottage and you could say we owe our business to them. Everyone that visits us throughout the summer months notices the wonderful selection of flowers in our flower beds and we hope to offer daylily bulbs, seeds and plants for sale in the near future.

The Daylily family comprises of the Hemerocallis genus of plantlife, the origins of which name can be found in the Greek language where hemera means "day" and kalos means "beautiful", and it is indeed true that when they bloom it is invariably a "Beautiful Day!".

Daylilies are some of the most adaptable plants and can be grown in USDA plant hardiness zones 1 through 11.

	This daylily is very close to a Arrakis Sunset, Liz Moldovan or Janet Benz and has orange petals with a red / orange eye and yellow throat.
	Our second daylily example bloomed with a very similar look to the Arrakis Sunset but with slightly more pronounced color variations having strong yellow veins in the petals. Similar to the Arrakis Sunset this daylily had a red halo with a yellow throat.
	This daylily is similar to an 18 Carat or a Tom Collins with large bloom and bright yellow coloring.
	This daylily is similar to an 18 Carat or a Tom Collins with large bloom and bright yellow coloring. This image is a side view of the same lily to give an idea of the large curl back exhibited.
	This beautiful daylily is similar to an Antique Ruby daylily and is crimson with an orange / red halo above a yellow throat.
	A very similar look to the Arrakis Sunset but with slightly more pronounced color variations having strong yellow veins in the petals. Similar to the Arrakis Sunset this daylily had a red halo with a yellow throat. This image gives another view of the same lily.