Tower in a Daylily Bloom
A slender palace tower reaches upward from a cluster of blooming daylilies and long, arching leaves.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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What the Tower in a Daylily Bloom Shows
The palace tower occupies the center and rises well above the surrounding plants. Open daylily flowers gather around its base, accompanied by the plant's long leaves. With no other scenery behind these elements, the relationship between the narrow tower and the broad blossoms remains the focus of the page.
Interesting Facts About Daylilies Around a Tower
Despite their familiar name, daylilies are not true lilies. A single blossom commonly remains open for only about a day, but one plant can carry many buds that open in succession. Their long, strap-shaped leaves grow from the base and form dense clumps in gardens.
Natural Colors of Daylilies and Palace Towers
- Daylily petals: yellow, orange, red, pink, peach, cream, or deep purple
- Flower throats: often yellow, greenish yellow, orange, or red
- Stamens and pollen: pale yellow to golden orange
- Long leaves: light green, grass green, or deep green
- Palace tower: stone gray, sandy beige, warm cream, or muted brick red