Daylily Middendorf After The Rain Stock Photography

Daylily hemerocallis is derived from the Greek words `hemera` — day and `kallos` — beauty, which is due to one day of flowering of most natural plant species. Daylily Middendorf Hemerocallis middendorfii - brightly dark yellow, sunny, corrugated, is large in size and resistant to low temperatures. Long leaves have a green color. The first flowers bloom in may. Inflorescences on the top consist of three to four buds. The flowering of the daylily lasts about a month. Since this plant is re-flowering, at the end of summer the buds blossom a second time.