flower garden yellow day lilies
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| navigate by keyword : are asian asphodelaceae boiled buds bushes color countries day daylilies daylily decorative differ different dried eat eaten effective family floriculture flower flowers folk fresh garden genus give group grow hemeroc llis larger leaves liliaceae lilies lily look medicine mixborders modern most other petal plant plantings plants quickly raw several single stewed subfamily such tetraploid their traditionally tubers types used varieties variety wide yellow young |
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| A flower garden yellow day lilies. Lat. Hemerocállis is a genus of plants in the subfamily Liliaceae of the family Asphodelaceae. Daylilies are used in decorative floriculture in single and group plantings, in mixborders. The most effective look in the garden of modern tetraploid varieties of daylilies. Their bushes grow quickly, give larger flowers and differ in a wide variety of petal color.In Asian countries such as China, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and the Philippines, fresh and dried buds and flowers of several types of daylilies are traditionally eaten boiled and stewed. In India, in addition to flowers, they eat raw and boiled young leaves and tubers of daylilies. The plant is used in folk medicine. Daylily is different from other garden plants Lily. |
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