Scabra Incomparabilis —- Large semi-double 3 inch blooms 
of rich golden yellow with petal tips reflexing towards the stem. 
The sturdy plants grow 3 feet tall and are covered with flowers 
from late June until early Fall. Fine for cutting. 
HEMEROCALLIS (Lemon Lily, Yellow Day Lily) 
This group of plants has increased in popularity by leaps 
and bounds since the introduction of many new hybrids of un- 
usual merit. We offer a list of dependable varieties represent- 
ing some of the very best in Hemerocallis. 
Apricot — Apricot yellow blooms in May and June. 2 ft. 
Auriole — Deep yellow. Blooms in June. Produces lots of 
flowers. 2 to 242 ft. 75c. 
Bagdad — So named for its rich combination of colors — 
clear orange throat, with outer petals coppery red over orange 
veins and mid zone madder brown. Large 5 inch flowers. 
Fragrant. Really unusual. 3 ft. July. 90c. 
Buckeye — Like Mikado, bunch flowered and a month 
earlier. Prolific in growth and bloom. Good evenings. 3 ft. 
June. 90c. 
J. A. Crawford — Large rich apricot yellow blooms well 
above the rich foliage. An early variety. June-July. 42 inches. 
The Gem — Rich golden yellow. Moderate grower. 2'2 to 
3 ft. July-August. 
Hyperion — Second in the 1950 list of the Hemerocallis 
Society. Large and waxy canary yellow of a luminous shade. 
Heavily fragrant. 4 ft. July-August. 90c. 
Linda — Large flower with crinkled petals, based golden 
yellow, cinnamon flecked to buff tones with a red eye. All in 
sharp contrast to the bright and clear yellow sepals. Unusually 
long 5 week blooming season. 3 ft. July-August. $1.25. 
Lena Hoover — Dark mahogany red. Large flower, tre- 
mendous grower. 3 ft. July. $1.25. 
Kwanso Fl. Pl. —- Nice compact plants with sturdy branch- 
ing stems bearing great sturdy blooms having three rows of 
petals. Color is bright gold with a crimson star at the throat. 
Leonian Hybrids — Mostly red and maroon shades. 2 to 
22 ft. June-July. 75c. 
Middendorfii — Early, yellow orange. Good bloomer and 
multiplier. 2 to 22 ft. May-June. 
Mikado — The large spot of mahogany red in each petal 
contrasts sharply with the rich golden yellow in the rest of the 
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