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Hemerocallis fulva maroon colored flower with a yellow throat in sunlight
Hemerocallis fulva (Day Lily)

Originating in China or Japan, it has since naturalized in many areas and the parent of many hybrids. The roots have a history of medicinal use and are also consumed as food. The tepals are likened to lettuce in taste, and can be a colorful addition to salads​. Photographed in Bogotá, Colombia where it is very common.

Hemerocallis fulva maroon colored flower with a yellow throat in sunlight
Double orange Hemerocallis fulva flower
Orange-yellow Hemerocallis fulva flower
A deep reddish-orange Hemerocallis fulva flower glistening with water droplets, showcasing its curved petals and bright yellow center
A rich red Hemerocallis fulva flower fully opened in the sun, revealing prominent yellow stamens and ruffled petals against a green leafy background
A striking orange Hemerocallis fulva flower with raindrops on its petals and unopened buds emerging from a dense cluster of green leaves
A close-up of a vibrant raindrop-covered Hemerocallis fulva bloom with six reddish-orange petals and a bright yellow throat, surrounded by green foliage

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