HEMEROCALLIS, continued 
ORANGE 
AJAX. (Mueller.) Usually the first Daylily to bloom in 
the spring. Medium clear orange flower. 60c each. 
AUGUST ORANGE. Much branched. Rich deep 
orange flowers. $2.00 each. 
AURANTIACA. One of the fulvous types, with narrow 
petals. Throat of flower is orange and. sepals are tinged 
with English red. Midseason. 35c each. 
CINNABAR. (Stout.) One of the older midseason hy- 
brids. The throat of the flower is clear yellow, with the 
color of the outer petals deepening to a lovely shade of 
brownish red. Color similar to Aurantiaca but more 
pronounced. Very floriferous. Evergreen. 50c each. 
EARLY GOLD. (Shoemaker.) One of our seedlings with 
medium-sized, clear orange flowers borne in clusters. 
This variety flowers three or four times every season 
and will stand any amount of hot weather. 50c each. 
EMILY HUME. (Hume.) Excellent under Florida con- 
ditions. Petals orange-yellow, decidedly pinched at the 
tips. Very attractive. 75c each. 
HIAWATHA, (Stout.) Small flowers of clear orange, 
carried on strong scapes in great abundance. Very 
effective. Early to midseason. $1.00 each. 
MAJESTIC. (Stout.) Very large, clear orange flower of 
heavy texture. Beautiful. $1.50 each. 
ORANGEMAN. One of the best clear orange varieties. 
Usually has a few flowers during the entire growing 
season. Fine for mass plantings. Strong grower. Ever- 
green. 25c each. 
TRIUMPH. (Stout.) A strong grower with large, rich 
orange-colored flowers. Faint fulvous red halo on throat. 
Very fine. Midseason. $1.00 each. 
VESTA. (Stout.) Flowers are very broad petaled, deep 
orange in color, with slight fulvous marking and of good 
substance. One of the best. Evergreen. Midseason. 
50c each. 
WOODLOT GOLD. (Cleveland.) Large, fragrant flow- 
ers of brilliant orange-yellow. Fluted petals with long 
blooming season. 35c each. 
PASTEL TINTS 
CAMELOT. (Bright Taylor.) Very beautiful flower of 
cinnamon-orange color. Both sepals and petals slightly 
recurved. Good texture. $3.00 each. 
FLORIDA. (Hayward.) Small flower of light chrome- 
yellow and old-rose-blush. Unusual. 75c each. 
HALO. (Wheeler.) A medium-sized, yellow flower with 
a cinnamon-colored halo. Very strong grower. $2.50 
each. 
HAZEL SAWYER. (Wheeler.) A medium-sized flower 
of dusty pink with yellow throat. Very floriferous. 
$2.50 each. 
LINDA. (Stout.) A bicolor with pastel-shaded eye zone 
of great beauty. Golden yellow base with cinnamon 
marking. Midseason. $1.00 each. 

Daylily orders of $4.00 or more are shipped prepaid; 
otherwise please add 35c to cover cost of packing 
and transportation. 
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