Daylily

Looks like grass before it blooms and it is a simple flower . The scientific name for this particular one is Hemerocallis Fulva. Some abiotic factors are the sun and rain . It is located right next to a tall building so it could cast a shadow on it, cutting into it's sunlight source . The building can also block water falling freely in that particular direction . Surrounding flowers is a biotic factor . The surrounding flowers might absorb most of the nutrients causing the flower to have a lack of nutrients . This particular flower, however, looks pretty good in shape, and is in the process of blooming .