1.)
The centermost inner section of a daylily bloom where
the pistil and stamens join to the back of the bloom.
2.) Deep 'in' the flower is usually seen at least one
different color, which sometimes greatly enhances the
overall effect of a flower's bloom. An example would
be a deep green throat on a red daylily, which enhances
the 'redness' seen by a our eyes.
3.)
The part of the bloom where the frogs, ants, earwigs
and spiders hang out when you're photographing the
flower. |
