THE FLOWERS FOR THE MILLIONS—OR THE MILLIONAIRE 

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CARISSIMA—(Nesmith 1945) Charming 
pale salmon pink enhanced by a deeper 
pink halo in the heart. Glistening vel- 
lum-like texture. 4” dia. Very small 
green-yellow. cup and no mid-lines 
Ne AL Yee YS Tbe Sooke cock $6.00 
CHENGTU—(Species) Coppery oranze- 
red with velvety carmine mid-zone. 
Recurved 4%” flowers. This is the 
most attractive and unusual of hemero- 
callis species with the exception of 
Fulva Rosea. July. 3 ft. 
CHETKINS—(V. Christenson 1946) Vel- 
vety copper orange, very luminous. 
Gold throat. Medium size. July. 4 A 
$0. 
CHIEF CHEROKEE—(Nesmith 1945) 
Deep brown-red, the petals velvety and 
darker with no mid-lines. Orange cup, . 
Floriferous and vigorous. Late bloom- 
ing in Mass.; here it blooms in June- 
ELD i a a $7.00 
CHLOE— (Nesmith 1938) Extremely 
broad-petalled yellow with burnt 
orange cast. Large, unusual and dis- 
no) UG 953 ge $2.00 
CINNABAR—(Stout 1930) Medium large 
Been orange, sprinkled cinnamon. 
2, ae a a ee $ 
COMET—(Russell 1943) A fine bi-color. 
6” flower with blended rose petals and 
soft yellow sepals. July. 3% ft..... $3.00 
CORALLINE—(Nesmith 1940) 
Light 
shrimp red. Maize 
mid-line. Late 
flowering in the east. July here. 3% ft. 
$2.50 
CRAEMORE HENNA—(Plouf) Tan red 
of good size and form, blooming in 
early mid-season. June-July. 2% na 
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CRESSIDA—(Betscher 1929) This is the 
early-flowering tall bright saffron-yel- 
low Cressida. May-June and again in 
Oct. here. 3% ft. Evergreen........... $ .50 
CROWN OF GOLD—(Nesmith 1933) 
Large, early, orange-yellow blooming 
with the iris. May-June. 3 ft. ...... pete 
CRYSTAL FAIRY—(Russell 1943) Light 
salmon. 4%” flower. June-July. Fa a 
lily with just a hint of pink. July. 3% 
og Een $2.50 
DAUNTLESS— (Stout 1935) Pale yellow- 
ish orange with mid-zones delicately 
flushed with a fulvous touch. Wide, 
overlappin segments with fine sub- 
stance. 5” flower. July. 3 ft. Evergreen. 
$1.00 
DAWN — (Perry 1931) Hazy rose-buff 
with yellow throat. July-Aug. 3% ft. 
$ .40 
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DAUNTLESS 
DAWN GLOW—(V. Christenson 1947) 
Large, well-formed flower of softly 
blended antique red and pale caramel. 
Small orange cup. Vigorous. July. 3% 
5A Elie Ce Pek esas ale RO Sn eR $12.00 
DAWN PLAY—(Nesmith 1938) Deep vel- 
vety rose with golden heart. A very 
rich and appealing shade. Slow-grow- 
LILO a) Ul viebane tok ee. eee eee eT $6.00 
D. D. WYMAN—(Betscher 1929) Golden- 
roa with tawny flush. NR 
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D EM O N—(Russell 1943) Brilliant 
orange-mahogany mixture which re- 
mains open evenings and draws the eye 
DEVON CREAM—(Nesmith 1945) Pale 
creamy yellow, thick and heavy-tex- 
tured with wide petals that are beauti- 
ey, fluted on the edge. baa ai 
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DOLLY VARDEN—(Nesmith 1939) Open 
full flower of Chinese coral pink with 
lines of rose on petals and sepals 
blended into a creamy yellow throat. 
SETA Cea TN es Ps i a ik as Oe ae Re $3.00 
DOMINION— (Stout) Extra 
flowers of red in concentric three- 
toned pattern. Golden throat. Nice. 
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DOROTHY McDADE—(McDade_ 1939) 
Clean pure light yellow in a tubular- 
shaped 5” flower blooming late (Sept.) 
in the north, July-Aug, here. 3% ft. 
FENRIS PRCT ha Seis gots are ve gn et gee $1.00 
large full 
DOUBLOON — (Nesmith 1945) Smooth, 
sleek, glistening, clear golden yellow. 
Broadly formed and extra large. July. 
PN WW apis Bip Pm eR ROR, Re Ng oe Bond See $5.00 
