The Difference Between Hemerocallis and Daylily

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaf differences: The leaves of Hemerocallis are basal and clumped, with a length of about 30-60 cm and a width of about 2.5 cm. The leaves are wider and the back is covered with white powder; the leaves of daylilies are narrow and strip-shaped, with a length of about 40 cm. -60cm, width is about 2-4cm. Differences in flowers: Hemerocallis flowers are orange-yellow, blooming in the morning and withering in the evening. The scapes are longer than the leaves; daylily flowers are many, orange-yellow, and funnel-shaped.

1. Differences in blades

The leaves of Hemerocallis fulva belong to basal clusters, which are strip-like and lanceolate, with a length of about 30-60 cm and a width of about 2.5 cm. The leaves are generally wider and have white powder on the back.

The leaves of daylilies are also based on Healthy, long and narrow strip, the lower part is overlapping, gradually flattening upward, the length is about 40-60 cm, the width is about 2-4 cm.

2. Flower differences< /h2>

The flowers of Hemerocallis fulva are orange and large. The scape is longer than the leaves and can reach about 1 meter. It will open in the morning and wither in the evening without any fragrance.

The flowers of day lily are very big , it is orange-yellow, funnel-shaped, and the perianth is 6-lobed.

2. The difference between flowers

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