This daylily (Hemerocallis spp.) is a vibrant and striking perennial plant known for its colorful, trumpet-shaped flowers and grassy foliage.

Here's a detailed description of the one in the image:

Flower Characteristics:

• Color: The flower features a rich blend of peach, coral, and orange tones with yellow highlights near the throat. The petals are darker at the center and become lighter towards the edges.

• Form: The bloom has six tepals (three petals and three sepals that look similar), slightly ruffled edges, and a wide-open form.

• Throat: A bright yellow throat transitions into the dominant coral-orange hue of the petals.

• Stamens: The flower has six long stamens with yellow anthers, protruding prominently from the throat, enhancing its ornamental appeal.

Foliage:

• Type: Narrow, arching, grass-like leaves that grow in dense clumps.

• Color: Medium to dark green, complementing the vivid flower color.

• Arrangement: The leaves grow in a fountain-like form from the base, typical of most daylilies.

Growth & Habitat:

• Height: Likely grows around 18–24 inches tall (including the flower stalk).

• Soil & Sun: Prefers well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade.

• Bloom Time: Typically blooms in early to mid-summer.

🌼 This type of daylily is ideal for garden borders, mass plantings, or as an accent in mixed perennial beds.