HEMEROCALLIS EE 
“s. Visit our gardens ... showing one of the greatest 
er varieties of daylilies. 
FLOATING STARS (Russ. 1945). 2% ft. Light red petals and sepals; 
deeper eye zone, chrome throat. .50. 
FULVA ROSEA (Stout 1930). 34 ft. Lustrous rose pink born on tall 
graceful stalks. $1.50. 
GALA (Lester 1950). Ruby red velvet that is well branched. Can take 
sun well. $5.00. 
GANYMEDE (Whe. 1943). 42 in. Petals are raspberry rose, very wide, 
creped, frilled and recurved, sepals flaring, sulphur yellow. Often 
reblooms. $5.00. 
GARDEN PRINCE (Russ. 1945). Cherry-red, profuse bloomer. Orange 
throat. .50. 
GAY DAY (Nes. 1933). 48 in. Bright canary yellow self. July and 
August. $1.25. 
GAY HEART (Nes. 1949). 36 in. The outer petals and sepals are holly- 
berry red blending into apricot yellow at the center. The petals have 
a broad midrib of the same yellow extending into the six pointed 
star of the yellow cup. July and August. $6.00. 
GAY ROMNEY (Nes. 1948). 42 in. Bright and gay antique ruby red with 
a deeper velvety flush on upper part of the petals and sepals, extend- 
ing well into the throat of the bloom. July and August. $4.00. 
GAY TROUBADOUR (Nes. 1941). 40 in. Different and charming is this 
unusual red and cream yellow bicolor. The petals are bright Indian 
red, sepals of frosty maize yellow. Flaring flower. July and August. 
$2.00. 
GEORGE YELD (Perry 1926). 36 in. Canary-yellow flower brushed 
red; deeper throat. July and August. .40. 
GOLDEN GRAIN (Nes. 1944). 45 in. All golden yellow, with full ruf- 
fied flowers of strong firm texture. July and August. $3.00. 
GOLD IMPERIAL (Perry 1925). 50 in. Rich uniform canary yellow. .50. 
GONDOLIER (Russ. 1945). 3 ft. Rich, vivid velvety red. Deepest orange 
throat, deeper eye zone. .50. 
GRACE (McDade-Parry 1947). 44 in. Brilliant orange-red petals with 
golden orange sepals. $7.50. 
GUNGA DIN (Tay. 1948). 42 in. Two-toned red purple with sulphur 
yellow throat shading to primuline yellow. $3.00. 
HAILE SELASSIE (Whe. 1947). 42 in. Large and bold flower of purple 
with pronounced midribs of orange. $6.00. 
HANKOW (Stout 1939). 42 in. Orange-chrome. July to Oci. .50. 
HEATHER ROSE (Nes. 1938). 40 in. Rose pink petals and sepals re- 
flexed open flower that resembles a graceful lily. $3.00. 
HONEY REDHEAD (Nes. 1942). 38 in. Open flaring velvety, yet bright 
red with a distinct border of creamy yellow. $1.50. 
HOPE (McDade-Parry 1947). 44 in. Charming two-tone hemerocallis, 
deep apricot-rose petals and soft yellow sepals. $2.00. 
HYPERION (Mead. 1925). 48 in. Large waxy canary yellow. Fragrant. 
.50. 
IRIS PERRY (Perry 1925). 40 in. Brilliant deep orange. July to Sept. .50. 
JEAN (McDade-Schreiner 1943). 38 in. Sensational bicolor. Brick-red 
petals with a medial yellow band; rich orange sepals with yellow- 
orange throat. Curly, fluted petais. $4.00. 
phat MAKER (Russ. 1945). 18 in. Fiery red, orange throat, petals ruf- 
ed. .50. 
JUNE BOISSIER (Perry 1934). 48 in. Brilliant shade of rich bronze 
orange, pale crimson zone, sulphur yellow throat. July and August. 
$1.00. 
LADY BOUNTIFUL (Lester 1950). 50 in. Soft light yellow with faint 
pink outline on petais. $3.00. 
LADY FAIR (Nes. 1946). 38 in. A blending of jasper pink with a creamy 
undertone. $4.00. 
LOVEBIRD (McDade-Parry 1948). 36 in. Florida gold with tips of petals 
faintly flushed with pompeian red. $2.00. 
LURIDUM (Whe. 1948). 50 in. A large, bright scarlet-red recurved 
petals and sepals somewhat twisted. Golden veins in the segments, 
greenish gold throat to add distinction. $6.00. 
MAID MARIAN (Lester 1950). 42 in. Bright coral rose pink. Wide petals 
with cream midrib and silghtly ruffled edges. Well branched. $10.00. 
MARCO POLO (Lester 1950). Bright red velvet with darker eye zone. 
Twisted petals of heavy substance. Stays open after dark. $5.00. 
MARCUS (Perry 1932). 48 in. Large deep yellow with faint bronze 
overlay. .40. 
MARTHA WASHINGTON (Whe. 1947). 3 ft. Flowers are of perfect 
form, rich old rose in color. it has as many as 65 buds per stem. $10.00. 
MARY GUENTHER (Russ. 1942). 3 ft. Real contrast in bicolor. Petals a 
striking velvet carmine red, sepals a clear yellow. $1.00. 
MARY STOKER (Perry 1932). 42 in. Unusual two-tone hybrid. July 
and August. .40. 
MASTERPIECE (Way. 1943). Large, tall Vandyke red. July. $1.00. 
MELBA (Russ. 1944). Coppery-red variety, possessing a very fine 
flower. $1.00. 
MERRYLAND (Russ. 1945). 3% ft. Cherry-red, flary petals twisted, 
sepals recurved. Deep red, wide eye zone. Orange throat. .50. 
ONE 
OF THE 
NEWER 
DAYLILY 
SEED- 
LINGS 
MING TOY (Whe. 1947). 16 in. Beautiful bright red dwarf. Fiowers 
over a long season. $2.00. 
MINNERVA (Russ. 1945). 3% ft. Golden yellow with a cinnamon eye, 
deeper yellow throat. .40. 
MINUET (Nes. 1941). 40 in. Frosty pink shadowed deeper rose on the 
petals and sepals, giving a rosy pink effect in the garden. August. 
$3.00. 
MIRIAM (Russ. 1945). 3% ft. Light brown-red, deep red eye zone. 
Chrome throat. .40. 
MISSION BELLS (Hall 1945) .36 in. Large wide petaled, ruffled flower 
of clear medium yellow. July and August. $3.09. 
MOHAWK (Whe. 1948). 30 in. Very deep maroon-purple tone, most 
effective for so deep a tone. $4.00. 
MOHICAN (Russ. 1945). 2% ft. Rosy red, deeper rich red wide eye 
zone, green throat. .59. 
MOROCCO RED (Nes. 1940). 38 in. Brilliant velvety Morocco red with 
the color evenly placed on the petals and sepals. July and Aug. $2.00. 
MY IDEA (Russ. 1945). 3% ft. Coral-fawn. Coral petals, heavily veined, 
deeper coral sepals. .40. 
NABOB (Nes. 1940). 43 in. Rich maroon and orange flower with re- 
curving petals of dark red overflushed with blackish purple. July 
and August. $3.00. 
NARANJA (Whe. 1947). 3 ft. Clear, deep orange self. Petals are ruf- 
fled and IRREGULARLY RECURVED. Midseason. $3.50. 
NIOBE (Whe. 1950). 38 in. Deep violet lavender or violet magenta 
flower. Darker narrow halo surrounds the golden orange throat. 
Early, a repeat bloomer. $5.00. 
OHRED (Whe. 1941). 40 in. Ohred is a shade deeper and more velvety 
in tone than Luridum. Often gives a second crop of blooms. $3.00. 
OLD LACE (Russ. 1945). 3 ft. Rose-red sepals and petals. Chrome 
throat. .40. 
OLD PAINT (Russ. 1942). 3 ft. Fast grower blooms in the North, June, 
ah and fall. Petals bright mahogany red, almost black eye zone. 
2.00. 
OLD VINTAGE (Russ. 1942). 54 in. Tall wine-purple, small yellow 
throat, heavy bloomer, July. $1.00. 
OLIVE BALDWIN (Tay. 1947). 36 in. Very full with wide overlapping 
petals. Basic color, old copper with a faint bluish red veining. Throat 
shading from sulphur yellow. $5.00. 
ONEONTA (Russ. 1945). 2 ft. Bicolor petals real old rose, ruffled. 
Sepals gold, overcast rose-yellow throat. .50. 
OPHIR (Farr 1924). 50 in. Deep golden yellow. July and August. .50. 
OSWEGO (Russ. 1945). 3 ft. Rosy pink petals and sepals. Faintly 
deeper eye zone. .50. 
PARTY GOWN (Millik. 1948). 42 in. The throat and sepals are lemon 
yellow, the remaining outer portions of the petal are heavily washed 
with Indian red. $6.00. 
PARTY TIME (Russ. 1945). 24 ft. Big semi-bicolor petals, red deeper 
eye zone. Sepals yellow ,overcast red. July. .75; 3 for $2.00. 
Be Soaai (Stout 1935). 36 in. Soft greenish lemon yellow. .75; 3 for 
2.00. 
