Daylily (Hemerocallis fulva)


Hemerocallis fulva

We see daylilies everywhere, in gardens and in the wild. But we seldom see them growing out of a stone wall. These plants live between the stones of the railroad viaduct that runs along the back of the South Side, where they were photographed June 20.

Daylily growing from a stone wall

For a fuller description of the species, see the Hemerocallis fulva reference page.

Daylily flowers

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