The flaring side view most often accompanies the triangular front view. Trumpet - The segments rise from the throat in an upward pattern rather than the usual outward pattern. Double - These are blooms with more than six segments. The extra segments may number as many as 18 and come in many forms. Ruffled - The segments have a ruffled or crimped appearance.
Most ornamentation is called ruffling.
In Florida, the daylily is considered a cosmopolitan plant, since it thrives in the muck of the Everglades, the limestone rock of Dade County, the light sands of central Florida and the red clay hills of the northern part of the state. While daylilies will grow under many conditions, it is important to try to select a favorable location. Daylilies will grow in full sun or filtered shade. Heavy shade should be avoided because it will cause thin, spindly growth and poor flowering. The light level under pine trees is ideal for growing daylilies.