Always has been one of my favorites. Stunningly beautiful cream blooms with concord grape eyezone and yellow to green throat. There is a partial to full picotee on petals. The eyezone is on both petals and sepals. The flowers are very large, with full, wide, overlapping petals.
Form is flat and wide spread.
The scapes are extremely well branched, strongly recurrent, with high bud count. Unavailable for sale. Don't let the age of this one scare you off. She was winner of American Hemerocallis Society's 1962 Award of Merit which is given to those cultivars that are not only distinctive and beautiful but have proven themselves good performers over a wide geographic area. Anytime a daylily is still commercially grown after 44 years, you know it's a winner.