Daylilies can be propagated by seeds or by division of clump.  This looks to be two fans from a clump that has been divided.  Notice the clean roots which have been rinsed free of soil to make the entangled roots separate easier.  Rinsing over the daylily bed can save your soil, and water the other plants at the same time.    Notice that the name of the cultivar has been written on one of the leaves.  That's a great way to remember what's what!

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