Huaiyang Daylily

Huaiyang Daylily

Huaiyang Daylily is a geographical indication protected product.

Huaiyang Daylily is a geographical indication certification trademark.

　　Daylilies, belonging to the Liliaceae family, are perennial herbaceous plants, also known as golden needle flowers, yellow flowers, seven-star flowers, or calming flowers. They are mainly distributed in the eastern part of Northeast China, thriving on dry hillsides, wastelands, dry meadows, and field or roadside edges. Known for their reputation as "flowers to admire, vegetables to eat, and herbs to use," their carotene content is no less than that of carrots. With plump, fleshy petals, a fragrant floral taste, and high nutritional value, they are a renowned alkaline food.

　　Stir-fried daylilies with meat is one of the common home-cooked dishes in Northeast China, and they can also be used in stews or hot pot.

　　The geographical indication protection scope of Huaiyang Daylily is based on the area proposed in the "Letter on Implementing the Geographical Indication Protection Scope of Huaiyang Daylily" (Huaizheng Wen [2006] No. 58) issued by the People's Government of Huaiyang County, Henan Province. It covers the current administrative regions of 19 townships under Huaiyang County, including Chengguan Town, Fengtang Township, Liuzhentun Township, Lincai Town, Dalian Township, Xinzhan Town, Gedian Township, Sitong Town, Lutai Town, Anling Town, Huangji Township, Zhengji Township, Zhujii Township, Qilao Township, Doumen Township, Caohe Township, Wangdian Township, Bailou Township, and Xuwantown.