DAYLIiLIES 
Interest in daylilies, or Hemerocallis has grown at an amazing pace in the past ten 
to fifteen years. The botanical name of this plant means “beauty for a day” and while 
the individual flowers are short-lived one may have a long succession of bloom from 
early spring to late summer by a judicious selection of varieties. The plants will grow 
under almost every soil and climatic condition and insect pests and diseases are of 
negligible importance. For beauty of garden and ease of culture—grow daylilies. Join 
the parade. 
Plants may be divided and reset at any season of the year when the ground is not 
frozen, but the most desirable time in the South is late summer and early fall, after 
blooming is over. 
INTRODUCING 
CORAL BLUSH (Davis)-—This is a coral-pink with petais veined Canna red. It blooms 
early and continuously, being in flower from early April into July in the Gulf Coast 
Region. The flowers have superior substance and show no fading or burning in the 
middle of the day when the temperature hovers around 100 degrees. This variety will 
thrive in the sunniest spot in your garden. It is similar to the popular “Salmon Sheen” 
(Taylor) and the greatly coveted “Adonis” (Connell). Numerous 5” flowers on strong, 
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CREPE DE CHINE (Davis)—Early, free blooming variety with large, crepe-like flowers 
of chrome yellow, faintly dusted maroon at the eye-zone. Color sunfast. Evergreen, re- 
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EYES OF BROWN (Davis)—A full flower, 5%” in diameter, of Golden Glow yellow and 
a prominent eye of Anatalia Red. Petals are wide and recurved at the tips. The plant 
vigorous and evergreen. Reblooms. Flowers are sunfast. Scapes are slender, but strong 
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GOLD BRICK (Davis)—Vigorous, early bicolor with brick red petals and clear, golden 
yellow sepals. Blooms freely on strong scapes, and reblooms later in the season. Flowers 
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MAUDIE (Davis)—A very attractive, large pastel bicolor with petals of “Attar of Rose” 
and sepals of light chrome yellow. The flowers have good substance and take the sun 
well. Plant is free-blooming and evergreen. Growth is vigorous and increase rapid. 
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MISS BATON ROUGE (Davis)—Bicolor with dark, Chrysanthemum Red petals and 
Golden Glow yellow sepals which are almost clear of other color. This vigorous clone 
blooms early and continuously into midseason. The strong, 45” scapes bear numerous 
flowers without drooping. The 5” flowers have broad petals of good substance and do 
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RED ROVER (Davis)--Bright, velvety red with numerous well formed, sun-resistant, 
5” flowers, full and recurved. The evergreen plant is a vigorous grower with profuse, 
recurrent blooming on strong, 42” scapes. A well developed clump of “Red Rover” will 
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TRI-DELTA (Davis)—Very large and full, triangular shaped golden yellow self, including 
the throat. The widely-opened, sunfast flower is 6” x 5”. Scapes strong and erect. Ever- 
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DAYLILIES PREVIOUSLY INTRODUCED 
AND VARIETIES OF OTHER BREEDERS 
ACRES OF GOLD (Russell)—A profuse bloomer of jonquil yellow. Flowers large. Ever- 
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AFTERGLOW (Stout)—Soft buff with a faint rose tint in throat. Good evenings. De- 
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ALBION (Wheeler)—The lightest lemon to date. Even the pollen is milk white. Medium 
large, roundly recurved form. Early repeat bloomer. BSC a eet Sic. Dar Pied ae se ent $4.00 
ALLAPATTAH (Watkins)—Large, dark maroon with a darker halo. Evergreen, re- 
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ALLISON (Davis)—An attractive, sun-resistant bicolor with “Bittersweet Red” petals 
and sepals of “Sunflower Yellow,’ dusted red. Numerous, medium sized flowers on 
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AMHERST (Wheeler)—Large lilies of light purple with cream midrib. Reblooms. $5.00 
ANNIS VICTORIA RUSSELL (Russell)—Large flowers of clear canary-yellow. Ever- 
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