Thanks Anon! Now, with half the name, I can get the rest. It's a Hyperion Daylily, a variety from the 1920s. And fragrant, which I'll have to check this evening.
Did you know that daylillies are edible? If you have a big enough patch and don't mind losing a few flowers, the unopened buds are quite tasty - a little like green beans :)
I am a 40-something city girl trying to integrate city and country, homestead-y things like spinning and knitting, cheese and beer making with city things like art and culture and other people.
It's a daylily
ReplyDeleteThanks Anon! Now, with half the name, I can get the rest. It's a Hyperion Daylily, a variety from the 1920s. And fragrant, which I'll have to check this evening.
ReplyDeleteDid you know that daylillies are edible? If you have a big enough patch and don't mind losing a few flowers, the unopened buds are quite tasty - a little like green beans :)
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