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BOUTONNIERE 
PATRICIA 
AUGUST PIONEER 
HEMEROCALLIS (Day-lity), Continued 
SOVEREIGN. 2 feet. Pale chrome-yellow flowers of small size. De- 
ciduous. Early. 
STAR OF GOLD. 314 feet. Pale yellow, star-shaped flowers, borne on 
tall, well-branched stems. Evergreen. Midseason. 
SUNGOLD. Deep orange flowers, well formed. Deciduous. Early. 
SUNKIST. Pastel rose and fulyous bronze. Low growing, deciduous. 
Late. 
SUNNY WEST. Canary-yellow flowers. Best in partial shade. Tall. 
Deciduous. Late. 
THE GEM. 3 feet. Very good standard yellow. Evergreen. Midseason. 
THERON. 214 feet. Very dark maroon flowers with yellow throat. De- 
ciduous. Late. 
THE YEARLING. 3 feet. Small-flowered multiflora type; soft peach 
and brown tones. Very floriferous and vigorous. Evergreen. Mid- 
season. 
THUNBERGI. Pale yellow; fragrant. Deciduous. Late. 
TRIUMPH. Interesting form of rich orange; large. Evergreen. Late. 
VESTA. 21% feet. Deep orange flowers with slight fulvous eye. Ever- 
green. Midseason. 
VIRGINICA (Natural variety). A triple rather than a double. Peach 
and rose. Tall growing and good bloomer. Deciduous. Late. 
VULCAN. 3 feet. Deep maroon flowers with orange throat. Evergreen. 
Midseason. 
WAU-BUN. 21% feet. Light cadmium-yellow with a faint fulvous cast. 
The twisted character of the petals is individual and charming. 
Evergreen. Early. 
WINSOME. 214 feet. Pale creamy yellow, wide-open flowers; fragrant. 
Deciduous. Early. 
WOLOF. 3 feet. Large flower of maroon with brownish cast; yellow 
throat. Evergreen. Late. 
YELDRIN. 3 feet. Small, yellowish orange flower with buds and backs 
of sepals brown-red. Stays open evenings. Much branched. Ever- 
green. Late. 
ZOUAVE. 3 feet. Red and yellow bicolor. Evergreen. Early, with 
bloom repeated in the fall. 
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