A species of daylily (Hemerocallis fulva var. disticha) with orange flowers, native to East Asia.
Orange daylilies bloom in summer.
Orange daylilies were growing in clusters along the roadside.
Usually written in katakana; the kanji form 野萱草 is rare.
Rare kanji spelling; learners will almost always encounter the katakana form.
The name ノカンゾウ (野萱草) literally means 'wild daylily'. The exact derivation is uncertain, but it refers to its natural habitat compared to cultivated varieties.