Girl Scout Daylily

 

This page is dedicated to Gail S. of Peachtree City, GA - a beloved Girl Scout who has left us to go on her last hike. 

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Hemerocallis 'Girl Scout' may have been available as early as 1975, but in the 1990's it was readily available.The Girl Scout variation of the Daylily (Hemerocallis), was noted for its bright yellow flower with a tinge of green in the center. Some online sources note it as an orange-ish color, but most note the yellow version.
That is certainly the color I remember.

No longer commercially available.

Golden Eaglet Marigold  |  Brownie Scout Marigold  |  Girl Scout Rose
Girl Scout Daylily  |  Girl Scout Seeds and Things
Important Girl Scout Trees  |  Flowers of other Youth Groups

Lou Henry Hoover Girl Scout Scholarship in Gardening

Forgotten Girl Scout Garden #1 - Girl Scout Memory Garden​
Forgotten Girl Scout Garden #2 - Aunt Helen's Herb Garden


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