Garden on the forest edge.

[Larisa]

Yes, unpretentious plant - the most valuable asset for people like me. Wild daylilies? We have not ... but I like the way it sounds.

 

[Carol Dee]

Your daylilies are such a welcome sight on this dreary winter day.THANKS

 

[Nyboy]

We have wild daylily that is orange, grows wild everywhere impossible to kill.

 

[Larisa]

@Carol Dee

@Nyboy Here "daylily not killed" grows in the gardens. And now I have a suspicion that this is your wild ...

 

[Carol Dee]

Larisa I LOVE your new Avatar.
And here is a photo of our wild lilies. (Fondly called Ditch Lilies here.)

 

[Larisa]

@Carol Dee Yes, this is the same daylily !!! This is what I pay money for your weed?!!
Well, it's nice weed. Better than your Colorado potato beetle, which we received as a smuggling.

 

[Nyboy]

Pay money for I remember reading one of England's Royal gardens had planted ragweed as a garden flower.

 

[journey11]

Yes, they are prolific along the roadsides. And you can eat them too. http://livingfree.aubreecherie.com/2010/07/howtocookdaylilies/ Didn't day lilies originate in Asia?

 

[Larisa]

@Nyboy
We have weeds - chamomile (Yellow Anthemis) and feverweed (Erýngium).
They grow in my side of the fence. But I saw in the sale of British seeds of these flowers. Perhaps it is their style of "natural garden".
Now I know that I also have this style too.

@journey11 Yes! I did not know that it can be eaten.

 

[Nyboy]

Only certain ones can be eaten @catjac1975 would know more