LYDIA (Russell, 1943). Lovely deep pink-yellow blend, lightening in 
color during the day to pale yellow with pinkish flush for evening | 
bloom. 40 in. June-July. $1.00 
MANDARIN (Farr, 1924). Clear lemon yellow flower, open and recurv- 
ed. Segments narrow and spider-like. Lovely and effective. 40 in. July- 
August. $.50 
MARGARET PERRY (Perry, 1925). Bright orange-red, yellow throat 
and mid-lines. Free-flowering and spreading. 48 in. July-August. $.40 
MIDAS (Stout, 1935). Medium large glowing orange, excellent form 
on strong erect scapes. 40 in. July-August. $.50 
MIKADO (Stout, 1930). Rich orange with conspicuous mahogany-red 
spot on each petal. The most popular Stout daylily. 36 in. June- 
July. $.40 
MINOR (Species). A lovely clear yellow. Fine low accent for the front 
of the border or in the rock garden. 18 in. May-June. $.40 
MOLLY CAIN (Russell, 1943). Well-formed nasturtium-red with gar- 
net-brown eye-zone. A flashing, compelling flower. 40 in. June- 
July. $1.00 
MRS. W. H. WYMAN (Betscher, 1929). Softly glistening yellow for 
late season beauty. 40 in. August. $.40 
OCHROLEUCA (Sprenger, 1903). A medium-small flower of sulphur 
yellow, opening freshly toward sundown for evening bloom, holding 
well into following day. Delicately fragrant. 36 in. June-July. $.40 
OPHIR (Farr, 1924). Waxy golden yellow flowers for the back of the 
border. 50 in. July-August. $.50 
PATHFINDER (Russell, 1943). Shapely pink-orange flower, garnet- 
brown eye-zone. Tremendously effective accent. 40 in. June-July. $1.00 
PATRICIA (Stout, 1935). Pale lemon yellow with greenish throat. 
Large shapely full flowers of pronounced fragrance. $1.00 
PORT (Stout, 1941). A small rich red flower with darker mid-zone and 
green throat. Floriferous and brilliant. Good evenings. 30 in. June- 
July. $1.50 
PURPLE BAR (Russell, 1943). A medium-sized rich Malaga-toned 
flower, more nearly true to color name than many better-known so0- 
called purples. An essential for hybridizers. 36 in. June-July. $1.00 
