18 ARVISTA GARDENS _ 
them generously and experience a new and thrilling 
garden experience. 
In our gardens, the heaviest bloom opens from late 
June on into August, when we have in bloom each 
day more than 100 different named varieties. 
By planting a variety we may have blooms from 
two inches to eight inches across, varying in hues 
from palest yellow through darkest orange, through 
tan, pink, rose, red, brown and maroon to purple. 
We ship Daylilies through spring, summer and 
fall, reserving the right, in case of some recent 
varieties in small supply, to ship only after their 
bloom season is ended. Planting instructions ac- 
company each shipment. 
We do not include a number of varieties so re- 
eently planted as to be in too small quantities to 
permit of sale. 
Among them are: Antoinette, Black Falcon, 
Black Prince, Bold Beauty, Bold Courtier, Constance, 
Copper Colonel, Dawn Play, Gay Troubadour, Gret- 
chen, Harriet Hill, Kansan, Knighthood, Mamie 
Lake, Mary Guenther, Potentate, Queen Esther, 
Royal Ruby, Roundelay, Wanda and many others. 
Key to Abbreviations. 
E.—Early. EE.—Extra early. EM.—Early 
midseason. M.—Midseason. ML. or MLA.—Late 
midseason, M-L.—midseason to late. L.—Late. 
VL.—Very late. Re.—Reblooming, more than 
once in season. 
A. M. — Award of Merit. Ev. — Evergreen foliage. 
EV. — Blooms or remains open in evening. 
Fr, — Fragrant. 
AFTERGLOW—(Stout). Charming pale buff 
waxy pastel, pink flushed. Mla. 42”, De- 
HOICPUL VR Sottero) a alle ae 2.00 
AMULET—(Nesmith) ML. 40”. Full, ruffled 
flowers of Chinese coral, center flushed 
Azalea pink. Darker mid-zone. —.. «1:50 
ANNA BETSCHER-—Large deep orange. 
IVE aro Bie a Be enw ce eres .50 
ANNETTE—(Russell) E. 20’. Mahogany, 
almost black-red. 6” flowers with deep 
ANNIS VICTORIA RUSSELL—Many huge 
flowers of solid canary yellow. Dark green 
erinkled foliage. Most beautiful. EV. E. 
SO pcmne tcmee srmermenn rene eer er SU Ey 1.00 
ARABY—Vigorous, flowers of mellow 
chamois with brownish eye-zone ML. 24”, .50 
AUGUST ORANGE—Effective rich orange, 
profuse, vigorous. EV. L. 36” 2... 1.50 
AUGUST PIONEER—Delightful pinkish- 
orangempastensLonerand late. 56.113) Sis 50 
AURELIA—Clear orange with greenish cast: 
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waxy substance, compact. M. 32”... 2.00 
