Introduced: 1934 |
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In the introduction year, A.B. Stout described it as:
" A seedling of wild stock developed at The New York Botanical Garden by selective breeding in the H. fulva variety rosea. The flower is a clear rosy-pink of a shade that closely approaches pink. One of the best of the seedlings thus far obtained in this type. The period of flowering is in July. "
( cited from: Daylilies (book by A.B.Stout), 1934, p. 44 )