Missouri Plants Daylily   (Hemerocallis fulva) Tracheophyta: Angiosperm: Monocot: Hemerocallidaceae Non-native from Eurasia Habitat: any full to part sun moist soil area. ID Features: long strap-like leaves and lily-type flowers that last one day. Natural History: Daylily has long strap-like leaves and 6-petaled deep, tubular flowers with large orange petals. It is a native of Europe that was widely planted by early settlers.

The information is from: Missouri Wildflowers by Edgar Denison, 5th Edition, Missouri Department of Conservation, ©1998.