Bath's Flame

Description

Bath's Flame bears 102 mm, deep-yellow flowers with prominent white points and a short, broad, ribbed corona whose frilled rim is edged in orange. The flowers face outward or slightly downward, with broad, spreading outer segments and narrower, slightly inflexed inner segments touched with white along the midrib. An early-blooming cultivar, it was named for Bath, near where Rev. Engleheart lived and discovered it.