Pernet-Ducher introduced Soleil d'Or in 1900 and was a seedling of Antoine Ducher, a HP. Rosa Hugonis was introduced in 1899, but not widely grown until later. There are several yellow tea roses, noisette hybrids and a few china hybrids like Perle d'Or. The yellow in these roses probalby originates from Parks' Yellow Tea-scented China introduced brought to UK in 1824. About the same time Rosa banksiae lutea was introduced in UK too, but it hasn't had any influence in rose hybridising. I think there are one or two rare mentionings in old books about a yellow portland and simillar, but nobody really knows anything for shore about these, and they are lost varieties.

Here are some of mine... ROYAL FROSTING...one of my very first daylilies and I still love it RED EYED FANTASY ROUND AND ROUND WE GO RED NOID (any guesses?) RAPID EYE MOVEMENT ROYAL PALACE GUARD ? (name it was sold under) REAL WIND RENAISSANCE I bet that the 'S's will be the LONGEST thread. There are SO many daylilies that start with 'S'. Celeste

I assume you have separate transformers for heating and cooling systems. If that is the case then remove the jumper between the R and Rc terminals. Connect the red wire for heating to R and the red wire for cooling to Rc. I think the rest of the wiring will work as long as you don't mix your similar color wires. You also have to program the thermostat for the correct heating and cooling system.

What a nice gesture and nice shot...My MIL did that...She would go to visit a friend and she'd visit everybody there in sight. She made a point to say hello or give a hug...or whatever they may want...So giving and thoughtful of you and your group...