Hemerocallis grandiflora is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Hemerocallis in the Liliaceae family.

Distributed in temperate to subtropical regions of Asia, Japan, North Korea and Russia.

Hemerocallis grandiflora has been introduced and cultivated in Beijing, Shanghai, Hunan, Heilongjiang, Jiangsu and other provinces and cities in China.

Hemerocallis grandiflora can be planted in clusters, rows or patches in garden beds, flower borders, roadsides and lawns. It can also be used as cut flowers. Hemerocallis grandiflora is also a good material for landscaping.

It can not only be used in flower beds, flower borders, curbs, lawns, woods, grass slopes, etc. to create natural landscapes, but can also be used as cut flowers and potted flowers to beautify the home.

The ornamental varieties of Hemerocallis fulva are poisonous, such as Hemerocallis grandiflora. The flowers contain toxins. When caring for them, pay attention to children and do not eat them by mistake.

It is very toxic if swallowed by mistake. Therefore, you must watch your children carefully when caring for them at home to avoid poisoning if swallowed by mistake.

The flower language of Hemerocallis grandiflora is very rich in meaning. Its flower language is the forgetfulness of love, forgotten love, letting go of sorrow and hiding the mood.

In addition, the roots of Hemerocallis grandiflora also have certain medicinal value. It has the effects of clearing heat, diuresis, cooling blood and stopping bleeding.

It is also often used to treat red-hot urine and hot flashes in the palms caused by excessive heat in the bladder, heart and kidney deficiency and strong fire.