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This media file features a close-up of a "Princess Daisy" daylily flower, a cultivar of *Hemerocallis*. The flower exhibits a delicate pink hue with ruffled edges and a vibrant yellow throat. Stamens, tipped with pollen, are visible at the center. The flower is surrounded by lush green foliage, characteristic of a garden setting. A white label, attached to a stem or leaf, provides descriptive text. The label identifies the plant as belonging to the *Asphodelaceae* family, specifically *Hemerocallis* 'Princess Daisy', and credits Tadeusz Kotula & Hanna Grzeszczak-Nowak as the hybridizers in 2017, with "(PL)" indicating Poland. The word "Viendienė" is also present, which is a Lithuanian word. The background shows hints of trees and a bright sky with clouds, suggesting an outdoor setting during daylight hours. The overall impression is one of natural beauty and horticultural interest, possibly captured in a botanical garden or a well-maintained garden in Lithuania, given the presence of the Lithuanian text. The image is oriented vertically, with the flower dominating the frame.
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