HEMEROCALLIS 
True Charm $20.00 
(1955) 
No. 52-22 —No. 50-01 X Evelyn Claar 
No. 50-01 is Kraus Red X Evelyn Claar 
This is the very large maize colored flower 
which grew at the end of the brick walk in 
our back yard during the 1953 Convention. 
The flower is a self with no throat marking 
and no halo or eye. The petals are medium 
wide and very thick, opening to a 7-inch 
flower of much grace and charm. 40 inches 
tall; fertile both ways; deciduous. 
Signal Light — $20.00 
(1955) 
No. 49-8 — From Two Kraus Red Seedlings 
A large, wide petaled flower of bright red, 
with a small yellow throat. The petals are 
overlapping and ruffled. The wide open 
flowers are carried on a 37-inch scape. 
Nice plant with blue green foliage. Semi- 
evergreen. Fertile both ways. 
Night Hawk _ $20.00 
No. 52-40 — Vespers X No. 149-14 
No. T49-14 is North Star X Joanna Hutchins 
A very large, wide petaled ivory yellow self 
of ivory texture. The flower is wide open, 
with reflexed and curled petals and sepals. 
It is an evening bloomer which stays open 
all night, and all the next day. Does not 
fade until the new flower opens in the eve- 
ning. The flowers are carried on strong 
straight scapes 38 inches tall. Good plant; 
semi-evergreen; fertile both ways. 
TERMS ARE CASH WITH THE ORDER — PLANTS 
WILL BE SHIPPED BY PARCEL POST DURING 
JULY AND AUGUST — MINIMUM ORDER $3.00 
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