Daylily or Daffodil?

[NickFromChicago]

Hey, I cannot tell for the life of me whether these are daylilies or daffodils, if anyone could help, I'd very much appreciate it!

 

[NickFromChicago]

I've also found these

 

[Maro2Bear]

Greetings

• Top one is a Day Lilly
• Middle one looks like a Hibiscus thst needs water
• Number three is a type of impatien

 

[NickFromChicago]

Thank you, and from what I've seen day lily is safe to feed correct?

 

[Maro2Bear]

From The Tortoise Table -

• Common Name: Day Lily (Daylily)
• Latin Name: Hemerocallis
• Family Name: Hemerocallidaceae

Flowers from Daylilies are not toxic and are fine as a treat. If leaves are nibbled occasionally there should be no problem, but do not feed large amounts as reports say that eating leaves of the Daylily in large quantities can cause hallucinations.

On no account should you allow your tortoise to eat the tuberous or fibrous roots of this plant.

N.B. ALL other Lilies are TOXIC so you must make a correct identification before feeding to your tortoise.

Day Lilies are not actually true lilies and are members of a different botanical family.

One way to differentiate the Daylily from other Lilies is that leaves of Daylilies are long and slender, with a central rib on the underside, and the flowers are at the top of smooth, leafless stems.

 

[Redfool]

#3 looks like a white periwinkle, Tortoise Table, do not feed

 

[NickFromChicago]

From The Tortoise Table -

• Common Name: Day Lily (Daylily)
• Latin Name: Hemerocallis
• Family Name: Hemerocallidaceae

Flowers from Daylilies are not toxic and are fine as a treat. If leaves are nibbled occasionally there should be no problem, but do not feed large amounts as reports say that eating leaves of the Daylily in large quantities can cause hallucinations.

On no account should you allow your tortoise to eat the tuberous or fibrous roots of this plant.

N.B. ALL other Lilies are TOXIC so you must make a correct identification before feeding to your tortoise.

Day Lilies are not actually true lilies and are members of a different botanical family.

One way to differentiate the Daylily from other Lilies is that leaves of Daylilies are long and slender, with a central rib on the underside, and the flowers are at the top of smooth, leafless stems.

I'll double check that, and if I'm unsure I'll just not even try it, thank you