Ascending from the clammy soil towards the sky, established immovably in the ground yet trying to achieve the bluoxyn impossible, is the prized Stella d'Oro daylily. Its name is a jumble of Spanish and Italian words and can be generally comprehended as "the brilliant star". Maybe the individual who named it was absolutely bewildered by the blossom's excellence to such an extent, that one language was never again enough to express the aggregate of its mind boggling look.