OUR NEW LILY INTRODUCTIONS-1952 
ALASKA 
A hybrid of Henryi citrinum X Aurelianense. 
The rugged hardiness of the parent has been ob- 
tained along with the wide, dark green foliage. 
Pure white flowering, broad, slightly reflexed, and 
clear gold center. Broad pyramid head carries up 
to twenty flowers. Two flower buds are usually 
carried on the long pedicels giving flowers on the 
lower ones when the top is in bloom. Very 
limited number offered. $10.00 each 
LEMON DROP 
An unusual lily appearing in a planting of 
mixed hybrid seedlings several years ago. It is 
similar to Davidii var. Maxwill in all respects ex- 
cept color. The clear lemon yellow is accentuated 
by small chocolate spots. As a pollen parent it 
has proved the strongest yellow producing nearly 
identical seedlings from Davidii and Brenda Watts. 
Early July flowering. 3-5 feet tall. Available 
inoL9s 3), 
GREEN BUSH HYBRIDS 
Like the Terrestrial Hybrids, these hybrids of 
Brenda Watts X L. Helen Carroll, have large up- 
right or outward facing flowers, slightly reflexed, 
on rugged stems of various heights. Here again 
a great range of colors appeared. To propagate 
each clone would delay introduction and lead to 
confusion in naming. We are grouping selected 
colors of this strain as listed below. Early July 
flowering. 114-3 feet tall. 
LYNDA 
Large clear light yellow or lemon yellow 
flowers with a few tiny brown spots. Flowers 
up to 8 inches across. Heads of six to eight 
flowers are the rule. Foliage is glossy dark 
green. Limited supply. $3.00 each 
LYDIA 
Similar to the above in all respects. Has a 
lovely soft orange color distinctly d.ffering 
from the usual orange of so many lilies. Very 
sparingly spotted. Limited supply. 
$3.00 each 
OLD GOLD 
The rich old gold flowers with few spots ap- 
pearing in a planting of L. Lydia brings a pleas- 
ing revelation of new shades of yellow. Very 
limited supply. $5.00 each 
BRONZE LIGHT 
An unusual new color in lilies—a deep gold 
overlaid with semitransparent veneer of pale 
bronze. Should prove very useful for breed- 
ing purposes. Available in 1953. 
GREEN BUSH HYBRIDS 
While the above selections were taken from 
these fine lilies, many varying shades of red 
and orange like no other lily remain and will 
make a fine addition to your garden. Large 
flowers both upright and outward facing. 
$1.50 each 
PiNK TRUMPETS—Green Bush Strain 
For years we have used pollens from various 
strains of Pink trumpets intercrossing with 
our own seedlings. We have a limited number 
of selected pinks, with both the inner and outer 
side of the flowers generously shaded with pink. 
Flowers at the time of the Centifolium Hy- 
brids. Limited quantity. $3.00 each 
