WAU-BUN. (Stout.) Large flowers of light 
chrome yellow with an inconspicuous faint sprin- 
kling of bronzy red. Tips of the glistening petals 
are twisted. 2ft. $1.00. 
WOODROSE. (Kraus.) 5 inch lacquer red 
flowers with wide open wavy petals. Throat is a 
deep yellow star encircled by dark garnet red halo. 
Reblooms in Sept. here. 2 ft. Fall del’y. $3.00. 
GROUP 4 (June-July here) 
BALLET GIRL. (Wheeler.) Light crimson 
edged pink. Profuse bloom. 40 buds on 82 inch 
scapes. $1.00. 
BLACK HELLS. (Russell.) <A diffusion of 
Pe ee with ruby red. Good branching. 3 
oe Cc: 
BLACK PRINCE. (Russell.) Dark maroon 
red with darker veining and an almost black throat 
band around the bright orange throat. Wide petals 
and sepals, latter recurved. 5 inch flowers on good 
branching. 3838 inches. $1.00. 
BROWNEYED SUSAN. (Eleanor Hill.) Soft 
light yellow with a neat arching red-brown halo on 
petals. 2% ft. 5c. 
CABALLERO. (Stout.) An outstanding gay 
bi-color. Petals antique ruby, sepals and throat 
light chrome yellow. Fragrant and very showy. 
Siesit. $1.00. 
CONSTANCE. (Hill 1948.) Color of the large 
6 inch flowers is near Henna and Indian Red. Has 
the reputation of throwing new scapes and bloom- 
ing for several months. 3 ft. $3.00. 
DEMION. (Russell.) Brilliant glistening 4 inch 
orange-red flowers. 27 inches $1.00. 
DOROTHEA. (Lester.) Large flowers in an 
unusual blending of soft colors. Wide buff-pink 
petals, light yellow sepals. Heliotrope shading sur- 
rounds a chartreuse throat. Fragrant. 2% ft. $3.00. 
FEIREBRAND. (Stout.) Brazil red with a wide 
dark yellow throat. Sepals recurved. All segments 
somewhat narrow. Good branching, stands sun and is 
open evenings. 2% ft. $2.00. 
GAY TROUBADOUR. (Nesmith.) Petals 
bright Indian red in stunning contrast to the frosty 
maize yellow sepals. Large 5 inch flowers. 838 ft. 
$1.00. 
GOLDEN SCEPTER. (Nesmith.) The 5 inch 
flowers of Spanish Gold have a glistening sheen and 
crimped edges on petals. Tall and stately. Flow- 
ers have heavy substance and are open evenings. 
34% ft. $1.00. 
GOLDEN WEST. (Sass.) Tall growing, large 
flowered yellow. Sturdy well branched scapes. 
Heaxy textured flowers. An all around fine day- 
lilys *4°4t. °o1.00; 
HOMEWORTH. (Dill 1952.) The only fra- 
grant Purple that we know of. Green throat. Petal 
tips creped and curl back. Sepals wide open. Worth- 
while around the home as the name implies. 20 
buds on scapes below average height. 2% ft. $3.00. 
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