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Species of Hemerocallis L. genus are employed in gardening as ornamental decorative-flowering plants, and in North America and the Far East they have medical value. Aqueous and alcoholic extracts from daylilies’ flowers and leaves are recommended for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, as sedative and anti-inflammatory remedies [4]. Highly decorative varieties – cultivars or variants – are widespread in many countries. Variant Hemerocallis hybrida “Stella De Oro” is a perennial herbaceous plant with a compact vertically oriented rhizome with storing modified roots (pits); leaves are green, up to 35 s.m in length and 1.5 s.m in width. Thin 40-60 s.m tall flower stalks bear 2-5 golden-yellow flowers with a diameter up to 7 s.m, which open gradually. In Ukraine a flowering period occurs in July. From late September until the first frosts, re-blooming is typical. The anther is yellow. Fruit is triangular fruitcase. Seeds are small and black. Mostly seeds are not developed. The species are distributed only in culture, widely used in ornamental gardening. Plants are propagated vegetatively whereas hybrid forms grown from seeds lose their decorative qualities.

Anatomy investigation of the flower and the leaf of hybrid daylily (hemerocallis hybrida var. “stella de oro”)