Really! These blooms are both from the same plant-- the daylily 'Substantial Evidence!" The first photo was taken early in the morning and the second photo was taken late in the afternoon. But you get the gist -- the flowers of this daylily transform; almost like a change of clothes! It is amazing to watch the flower morph from one form to another during the day.
Substantial Evidence is unlike any other daylily that I have. It grows 33" tall and has a flat 6" bloom. When you touch it, it hardly even feels like a flower! This unusual daylily was hybridized by Richard Norris from Ohio and introduced in 2005. So far there are 19 registered child plants from Substantial Evidence including "Pigment of Imagination," "Ida Mae Norris," and "Evidence of Aliens."
Because of the thick, waxy flower substance, it always looks perfect -- in either its AM or PM form. Substantial Evidence is oblivious to weather!
Substantial Evidence is unlike any other daylily that I have. It grows 33" tall and has a flat 6" bloom. When you touch it, it hardly even feels like a flower! This unusual daylily was hybridized by Richard Norris from Ohio and introduced in 2005. So far there are 19 registered child plants from Substantial Evidence including "Pigment of Imagination," "Ida Mae Norris," and "Evidence of Aliens."
Because of the thick, waxy flower substance, it always looks perfect -- in either its AM or PM form. Substantial Evidence is oblivious to weather!
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