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HEMEROCALLIS 
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1954 INTRODUCTIONS 
TEASERS 
EASTER SUNRISE—A self of a luscious peach tint overlaid soft pink giving 
quite a pink over-all effect. The ruffled and very watffled petals have a wide 
white midrib with diamond overlay, the sepals also are heavily sprinkled 
with silver. The throat is of a most luminous green-gold lavishly shot with 
sparkling gold. 
Large, broad form resembling a Dutch amaryllis, distinctly creped with 
fluted edges, opens wide and the petals have that certain flare that twists 
them on the end lending an exotic effect. 
Truly this hemerocallis has to be seen for one to realize how lovely it is. 
This clone was named by Mrs. W. H. Keen, our Regional Supervisor, who 
when she first saw it exclaimed ‘Oh, Easter Sunrise, just as the sun comes 
over the Blue Mountains. An exotic, lavish beauty! ..........4. $25.00 net 
VELVET BUTTERCUP—Large, full, beautifully formed pure buttercup yellow 
throughout. Very velvety and has the substance of a banana skin. Huge 
clones and attractive foliage. Has created much interest here ....$10.00 net 
IVORY CHASTE—Very large, wide petaled, purest ivory coloring. This is 
not white, nor is it cream, it is pure ivory with a lacquered finish. Stands 
supreme through wind, rain or heat. Best planted in full sun. This flower 
has great beauty of form and gives a bold, luminous effect. ...... $10.00 net 
PIEFACE MISSY—The LOVE of our garden! Chosen by all who saw it for 
introduction. Bright and sparkling in variegated shades of yellow, although 
it gives a self effect. Large, full, wide open and fluted like a pie. 40 in. 
tall. Only its vigorous nature allows our introducing this clone at this 
TO ROOOTRETES, 9 3 5 OS Wing eaigity Se re Pat $5.00 net 
