can you eat daylily flowers

Sherri (author) from Southeastern Pennsylvania on June 22, 2012: Stephanie Henkel, thanks for sharing this great story. One of my favorites is the chive flower (wrote a hub about that), spicy and dicey like the nasturtium, a perfect addition to a fresh green salad. I will rather not eat them. Voted up, y'know.. Sherri (author) from Southeastern Pennsylvania on June 20, 2012: Thank you all for your good words and votes. take care pam. :). We use cookies to make wikiHow great. I think you can see how one person might say, “I had such a wonderful tiger lily hash for breakfast this morning,” while his friend might respond, “You’ll be dead by nightfall. What a vast store of knowledge you have on the subject ST-- amazing. I think I will stick to dandelion wine, thanks :). Cool Hub! Daylily roots consist of tubers and fibrous roots. Thank you for sharing. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Add them to salads, use them as garnishes or simply snack on them in … References. True lilies are not edible. We've come to know the daylily, for the most part, only as an ornamental flower in the garden, or even as a roadside weed, and thus are unaware of its food value, but another hindrance to appreciating the daylily as a food source is that there is controversy over whether the daylily is safe to eat. I can tell the difference between my lilies but I sure don't know all their names. What a Wonderful and most Informative Hub, Sally. Those of us in the West who know how to enjoy daylilies as food have learned to do so through family and community traditions, but most of us will never see a daylily stir-fry or a daylily breakfast hash on any restaurant menu or in any mainstream cookbook. However, this controversy over newer daylily hybrids is absolutely new to me. What They Eat Voles prefer vegetation, including tubers, roots, your daylily bulbs and other favorites, grasses and herbaceous plants, including stems, foliage and flowers. Pamela-anne from Miller Lake on June 19, 2012: Awesome hub really enjoyed this info something I never knew people ate but for now I will just enjoy their beauty in the garden not in my garden salad loved the pics too! I like to eat the young leaves in salads, and I sometimes cook the older leaves as a vegetable or potherb. Use caution when eating daylilies Make sure it is a daylily (Hemerocallis) and not a poisonous Asiatic lily or something else. The plant is in the Asphodelaceae family. [12] X Research source Thank you for the great info. Not everyone wants to eat daylilies. Daylilies are chosen as ornamental Some of her hobbies include gardening and cooking. I ate a bunch of them about 35 years ago..Sauteed them in a little butter and they were fabulous. I do not advise you to eat daylilies or to expose your animals to them without your doing the work of assessing your own risk. By signing up you are agreeing to receive emails according to our privacy policy. Tiger lily is toxic and not edible, however, daylily is edible. I love to learn stuff like this! We know ads can be annoying, but they’re what allow us to make all of wikiHow available for free. Back in the '60's when I was in my "back to Nature" phase, I read Euell Gibbon's books on foraging for wild food and decided to try fried tiger lily blossoms. Definitely poisonous. The roots will continue producing new shoots. are edible.” Technically (taxonomically) in the most narrow sense, these two USDA pages are not at odds with each other; however, they continue to confuse the understanding that a daylily is different from a lily, because neither the USDA taxonomy nor the reference to “Hemerocallis sp.” in the 2004 study reflects the 2009 change in classification, while the latter says that all parts of the daylily are edible. The daylily foliage looks like a fan of long and strappy grass-like leaves emanating from the base of the plant. Lovely photos, excellent information (for those who understand this), however, that's not me. After you’ve designated a spot for your flowers, it’s time to choose which flowers you plan to plant and eat. Bottom line, the daylilies didn't kill you after all. Well-done! Lily roots are, for the most part, bulbs consisting of oblong or arrowhead-shaped scales. I now look forward to Following your Hubs. this misinformation is repeated all over the internet. :) Great hub! I have grown both daylilies as well as tiger lilies in the past. My Son's cat died recently, and it was believed it had gotten out of the house, and ate something from the garden. Daylily flowers and tubers are high in protein, and the flower buds are high in beta carotene and vitamin C. All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published. Now I learnt the difference between daylilies and lilies thanks to you. % of people told us that this article helped them. http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/garden/07237.htm... Table 2 lists edible flowers by their Latin names, although it offers no pictures. The first two paragraphs made my head swim. I'm sure there is extensive information from UK sources on the web as well. The differences are easy to see once you know them. Daylily tubers are also edible, and can be used like fingerling potatoes. This article was co-authored by our trained team of editors and researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness. There is a surprising number of species you can enjoy that are not just beautiful, but also totally edible. Voted up for awesome. Dolores Monet from East Coast, United States on November 11, 2013: Hi Sherri - haven't read one of your hubs in some time. Thank you for sharing your experiences and for the vote and share. This is a great hub with lots of information. The lily from the family Liliaceae, commonly called "Tiger Lily". Daylily flowers have a sweet flavour and can actually be enjoyed raw. I have heard that many ate different flowers for their unique tastes and flavors. You have eaten flowers if you have ever eaten cauliflower, broccoli or artichokes. The answer is yes you can eat daylilies they can be eaten and used to garnish with different kinds of dishes. This “Q & A” page is a revealing look into the two opposing camps regarding daylily toxicity. Dahlia – Most people don’t realize that dahlias are closely related sunflowers and Jerusalem artichokes, or that you also can eat dahlia bulbs (corms). Glad you found this interesting, and thank you for the votes. https://chestnutherbs.com/delectable-daylily/, http://tacticalintelligence.net/blog/wild-edibles-the-daylily.htm, http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/how-to-sustainably-harvest-daylilies-zbcz1307, http://honest-food.net/dining-on-daylilies/, http://www.pbs.org/food/kitchen-vignettes/daylily-fritters-edible-flowers/, http://cookforgood.com/blog/2012/6/18/eating-daylilies.html, consider supporting our work with a contribution to wikiHow. wikiHow is where trusted research and expert knowledge come together. :) Take a look here: http://lilylanefarm.com/daylilies2.html. They do grow in my garden. by The Lily Pad October 29, 2018 It seems unlikely that such a beautiful plant would be used for any other purpose than to accent our gardens. There are 15 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page. Much of the confusion of whether daylilies are safe to eat is caused by the semantic legacy surrounding the word “lily.” The common names “daylily” and “lily” have become, at some times and in some places in the world, interchangeable terms for describing plants belonging to two very different plant families. Let me watch you cook the plant. You definitely did your research. A house kitty just doesn't have the experience to avoid trouble, and its nine lives run out quickly. Unfortunately, many sources on the web and elsewhere have not taken this change of scientific classification into account. Edible daylilies, Hemerocallis fulva, grow wild in most of the US. Do not try to eat a true lily. :). I believe that i am now going to be on the look-out for them. Add the flowers and/or shoots to a  salad. :). If you’ve ever eaten daylily roots, you’ll know why. Eat flowers you have grown yourself, or know to be safe for consumption. There are awesome recipes on the web for daylily flowers, greens, and tubers. Wish I could see them there. Things to look for: daylily blooms face up, true lilies (like the similarly colored tiger lily) face downward, although there are a few true-lily exceptions that face up, like the Pine Lily (Lillium catesbaei), native to Florida and southeast coast. As with all new and exciting adventures you approach, begin with moderation. The daylily from the family Hemerocallidoideae commonly called "Tiger Lily" and valued as a food source for centuries. If you really can’t stand to see another ad again, then please consider supporting our work with a contribution to wikiHow. I look forward some day soon to writing an article about eating daylilies where I can affirm that not only are they good for you, they are completely safe to eat. The fresh ones content a chemical “colchicine”, itself is not poisonous, but once it go into animal’s body it becomes toxic. Was looking for info as i had recently learned they were edible and i have a bunch growing so i tryed them and found them delicious! Experts say the safest way to eat edible flowers is to grow them yourself. Deborah Neyens from Iowa on July 16, 2012: Interesting hub. You might want to pick a bloom and then rinse well under cool water to get rid of the bugs. Just … Edible Lily Bulbs: Which ones can you eat and how? According to your photographs, I'm pretty sure that these flowers were the edible daylilies, but I doubt I'll try them again! It has even been considered that d aylilies are a staple food in different parts of the world, especially in Asia. Think I'll continue to just admire rather than ingest them. You can cook with a variety of different components of the daylily plant and there are a variety of different dishes that can be made from the daylily. I love a bit of controversy! Daylily flowers only bloom for 1 day, so you will need to eat them shortly after picking them. Eat the flowers raw. They've lived longer than I - in cat years. Amid the current public health and economic crises, when the world is shifting dramatically and we are all learning and adapting to changes in daily life, people need wikiHow more than ever. I agree that they are beautiful and have an honored place in the garden as ornamentals, and more. Your support helps wikiHow to create more in-depth illustrated articles and videos and to share our trusted brand of instructional content with millions of people all over the world. If so, you may have slugs. Confused yet? They add beauty and a touch of delicacy mixed in among the greens. You can also boil, stir-fry or cream them, serving them as a side dish in place of potatoes. You can stuff the flowers with rice. Sample a small amount to see how your body reacts before indulging in a large portion. I've eaten many day-lilies and will continue. What an amazing Hub! Hemerocallis (daylily) flower stalks are leafless, and the main, strap-like leaves are up to two feet long and grow from the base of the plant. They are such a nice vehicle for a fried batter. :). Phyllis Doyle Burns from High desert of Nevada. fulva! :). I might have to try to taste one next summer. You can use those to propagate the lily or the tubers. At the same time, they produce an enormous amount of edible material. This article was co-authored by our trained team of editors and researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness. Dip the buds into the batter and then fry in oil for approximately one minute, or until the buds are crisp. Daylilies can give some people an upset stomach. Thanks for your comment! Learn more... Daylilies are originally from Asia, and are now commonly found throughout North America. Bill Holland from Olympia, WA on June 27, 2012: Oh, I know, they are all over around here...I just didn't know you could eat the damn things. The colchicine easy to resolve in water, you need steam the daylily buds and dry them before cook to eat. Instead, they publish a series of questions on the topic and present the answers they solicited from plant and veterinary experts. :). A post on The House on Red Hill blog brings this issue into focus from the point of view of a cat owner and long-time daylily gardener who learns for the first time, from a poster in the vet’s office, that daylilies are lethal to cats. If their pretty I buy them and put them in the ground. Beautiful on top of a colourful salad! I'm still training myself to eat nasturtiums. Great source of food in the woods and tasty. My tiger lilies are in bloom right now and I do enjoy looking at them, but I don't think I want to eat them so I'll pass on that-- but I voted this fabulous hub up and useful, interesting and awesome. I'm so sorry to hear about Boo. About Euell Gibbons, there was a rumor, I don't know if it was ever confirmed, that he died eating foraged foods. Love the pics and amazing info. I still have a couple of scapes that will have a blossom or two soon. It was stir fried. The fresh ones content a chemical “colchicine”, itself is not poisonous, but once it go into animal’s body it becomes toxic. What good information! Thank you. But never use them fresh. Now we get to the pseudo-controversy. Shasta Matova from USA on December 04, 2012: This is really interesting - I had no idea that daylilies were edible, or that there was so much debate on the topic. I love & enjoy this real interesting hub, which provides important information how to identify edible daylily and other non edible lilies plants. Flavor: Scarlet runner bean flowers have a dainty bean flavor. I won't be eating any of them. Roberta Kyle from Central New Jersey on June 20, 2012: Gosh-- I never knew there was so much to know about lilies vs. daylilies etc. He confirmed that ‘all parts of daylilies are edible’ and that daylily flowers are sold for eating throughout east Asia. Voted up, well-written and well-presented :). Darlene Yager from Michigan on October 03, 2012: Daylilies have a slightly sweet aromatic flavor. I'm sure the instructor knew the difference between the true lily and the daylily, but this is a great example of how the term "tiger lily" perpetuates confusion. Sherri (author) from Southeastern Pennsylvania on July 17, 2012: moonlake, you are not alone! Fascinating research, m'dear. Once you have finished cooking them, toss the tubers with butter and add salt and pepper to taste. Sherri has expertise in landscape design. But never use them fresh. That leaves a gardener with a choice. The buds do have medicinal properties, but be careful. I grow both of them in my flowers garden in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. :). Sherri (author) from Southeastern Pennsylvania on December 05, 2012: Millionaire Tips, I must say I'm not crazy about the taste of daylilies unless they are batter-fried, where all the taste is in the breading. Just the leaves. Sherri (author) from Southeastern Pennsylvania on June 23, 2012: Thanks, Nell Rose, for your kind words. Just a small section of the main border – daylilies are crowding out everything else. When you harvest daylily tubers, leave a few tubers attached to the roots. Eat flowers you know to be consumable — if you are uncertain, consult a reference book on edible flowers and plants. I know “tiger lily” as a name applied to two different plants, one a daylily (the family Xanthorrhoeaceae, subfamily Hemerocallidoideae) and one a lily (the family Liliaceae). wikiHow's Content Management Team carefully monitors the work from our editorial staff to ensure that each article is backed by trusted research and meets our high quality standards. You can store the buds in the refrigerator for later use. Rinse daylilies with water before cooking. Thanks! They can eat the whole top off of a lily in very short order. There is much controversy on the subject. I'm so glad you found this article interesting and enjoyed the photos. There were hundreds of them growing along the roadside, so I just went out and picked a bunch, dipped them in batter and fried 'em up. Every day at wikiHow, we work hard to give you access to instructions and information that will help you live a better life, whether it's keeping you safer, healthier, or improving your well-being. I too have some Large Potted Daylilies...which are Beautiful, but I can't picture myself eating any. For more information on identifying daylilies, take a look at this excellent photo guide on how to identify daylilies. I think that I would rather have the beauty of them blooming in the yard rather than looking towards them as a food source. You can eat the flowers, flower buds, young stalks and tubers. Jenny Yang on June 14, 2020: Chinese have been eaten daylily buds for thousands of years. on August 31, 2012: Great hub! You can add raw daylily flowers to your favourite I've eaten them on the plant. As of now, too much controversy exists about the daylily being a safe food. @Dardia, I did not know spiderwort was edible. Kristen Howe from Northeast Ohio on April 03, 2015: Real interesting hub. You could also try adding a protein source, such as chicken, beef, or shrimp. This article seeks only to inform about the daylily, its reported culinary uses, and its suspected ill-effects on cats, bovines, and possibly, humans. What you can be sure of is this: If a lily-looking flower has a down-hanging aspect, with its petals curled upwards, then it’s not a daylily. Thanks for an interesting article! The differences in the term "Daylilies is Amazing...and I too, didn't know any of them could be Edible. Unfortunately, some part of the blossom did not agree with me. Very informative! My grandson and I love to explore the garden together. Cutting back daylily shoots will not prevent the plant from growing. Three years ago, I visited my hometown in Taipei, Taiwan. Very interesting read filled with info I did not know; the illustrations are quite helpful....I had no idea people ate day lilies. My yard is full of both daylilys and tigar lilies. You can add raw daylily flowers to your favourite salad recipe to add some colour and summer freshness. Tiger Lily is edible as well not sure why you claim they are toxic. Many Liliaceae species, including that toxic tiger lily just mentioned (along with the commonly named Easter and Asian lilies), have long been known to be harmful to forms of animal life including humans, and so some came to assume that daylilies shared the specific toxic properties of lilies. To enjoy their full goodness, you should eat the flowers the same day they are picked. :) Until I started researching daylily recipes, I didn't realize there was a conflict, either. You did a very good job of how to distinguish one from the other and may have saved my life. In 2009, under the APG III system, daylilies were removed from the Liliaceae family and assigned to the Xanthorrhoeaceae family, subfamily Hemerocallidoideae. For instance, you can eat the shoots, cook the tubers, or eat and fry the buds and flowers. Take the common term “tiger lily” for example. I may never have to go to the supermarket again. An engaging hub with all the reasons of this pretty flower being a strong topic of debate! Kaili Bisson from Canada on June 19, 2012: Fascinating Hub with great research. You can eat the beans of these trailing plants and the flowers, too. Fried daylilies can be served as a side dish. Buds before opening up are collected & dried which are called "golden needles" sold as dried food in the same way as Oriental black dried mushrooms. The great thing about daylilies is that there is always something to eat from this plant all year round. So glad you found this interesting! You can eat these raw or cooked. Thanks for reading and commenting, Debbie. My Daughter in-law and son (behind camera) are also trying the Stella D'oro Daylilies. Sherri (author) from Southeastern Pennsylvania on September 01, 2012: Daylilies aren't for everyone, that's for sure! drbj and sherry from south Florida on June 20, 2012: Gee, Sally, I never knew you could eat them in the first place. Loveofnight Anderson from Baltimore, Maryland on November 11, 2013: wow.....thanks for all of the information, i found this article very interesting. Daylily flowers tend to point themselves up from their stems, while lily flowers usually, although not always (as in the above photo of the tiger lily from the Liliaceae family), have a more pendulous aspect, dipping down from their stems. This is how the are prepared in Greece! Ok, so now wasn't a good time to read this. The American Hemerocallis Society takes no stand on whether daylilies are toxic to cats and cows. Rinse fresh flowers gently, keeping an eye out for ants hidden deep in the bloom. Dandelions are as adventurous as I get :) Unless, of course, you want to count the times I've eaten mud, bugs, grass (and no, not the funny kind) and swallowed gallons of nasty ocean water. Researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness flavoring when finely you eat. 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