Daylily cultivar named Aztec Yellow

Abstract

A new variety of daylily distinguished by its clear, unspotted, lemon-yellow color, and particularly characterized by its consistent ability to increase eight to twelve times per month under tissue culture laboratory propagation procedures, a character that is very uncommon for daylily propagation on a commercial scale. This new daylily cultivar has the further advantages of a very hardy growth habit when grown in the northern United States climate zones and it withstands very well the cold winter seasons.

I claim: 
     
       1. The new and distinct daylily, substantially as herein shown and described, particularly characterized by its vigorous clamping ability; its hardiness and ability to withstand the cold weather of the northern portions of the United States; and its ability to retain its winter green foliage in the warmer climates.