Hemerocallis fulva

The birth flower for May

The birth flower for May 16 Hemerocallis fulva(Hemerocallis longituba var. longituba)、
A drop of flowers and poetry, one each day. From Kagiken's Flower Guide, we deliver words that bloom softly in your heart.
Aqua (Waterdrop Poetry), Copilot(Illustration), Editing & Translation: Mizuho @Kagiken.

Hemerocallis fulva(Hemerocallis longituba var. longituba), Illustration by Copilot
Note: The Japanese text in the illustration has the same meaning as Aqua's water droplet poem.
Aqua is a water spirit.

💧Hemerocallis fulva's Droplet Poem: “A Day's Dance of Light”

The flowers that know their lives are short
are the ones that face the morning light head-on.
The moment a single drop touched the flower's center,
time sparkled and leapt.
That fleeting brilliance is,
in itself, what it means to live.

Hemerocallis fulva of Orange Daylily, scientific name:Hemerocallis fulva , is native to Japan, China, the Korean peninsula, and is a perennial grass of the department Hemerocallidaceae , of Hemerocallis genus.
Summer, Japan national field in damp places, to scape of the orange flowers bloom. Blooming flowers, as well as other daylily flower day, morning and evening close.
At the bottom is tube-shaped flowers, tip 6 petals cover the open flat, divided into fragments.
Flower gray and reddish is taking what is known as the Rred Daylily. Leaves turn narrow arches. Become edible flowers, young leaves and buds, herbal gold needle vegetables that will be the whole plant and Bud excrements.

General name: Hemerocallis fulva or Orange Daylily ,
scientific name: Hemerocallis fulva,
Place of origin: China, Korea, Japan, distribution: Japan nationwide, Habitat: wild wet,
height: 70-90 cm, leaf shape, slender, flowering: July-August, flower diameter: 7 cm, pedicel length: 3-4 cm, petals: 6 images, flower color: Orange,
uses: ornamental, herbal.

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