This pattern is an Eye or Eyezone if the differing color is present on both the petals and sepals. It is called a band when it occurs only on the petals. A watermark is a band-type marking. It is a wide strip of a lighter shade where the petal and sepal colors meet the throat. Edged - This occurs when the segment edges are either lighter or darker than the segment color.
Daylily blooms are available in a variety of forms.
Terms used to describe the front view of the bloom are circular, triangular, star or informal. The side view is described as flat, flaring, recurved, trumpet, double or ruffled. Triangular - The segments form a triangle. Star - The segments are long and pointed. Informal - There is no recognizable shape.