Accent
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Peony Accent
(Bigger 1979)
Peony Accent is a
very fine double, dark red, with a rose type shape that is notably
fragrant. It has a very well proportioned flower on a 32"
stem with dark green foliage. The large flowers appear in the late
part of peony bloom season which is often absent of red doubles
which typically bloom earlier in the season. It's excellent plant
habit includes; disease resistant foliage that covers the entire
stem and very good strong stems. Fragrant. Week 5 bloom rating.
Grow in full sun.
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Alexander Fleming
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Peony Alexander
Fleming (1950)
Peony Alexander
Fleming is a fragrant, bright pink, large double, sweet scent,
very floriferous, an outstanding and very fragrant midseason
variety. At 38" tall it has plenty of stem length to be used
as a cut flower variety and is often used to provide that
wonderful peony fragrance in a bouquet with varieties lacking in a
strong scent of their own. It's extra vigor is admired by all who
grow it as it provides plenty of fragrant blooms to share with
friends and family. Week 6 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Alexander Fleming
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Peony Alexander
Fleming (1950)
Peony Alexander
Fleming is a fragrant, bright pink, large double, sweet scent,
very floriferous, an outstanding and very fragrant midseason
variety. At 38" tall it has plenty of stem length to be used
as a cut flower variety and is often used to provide that
wonderful peony fragrance in a bouquet with varieties lacking in a
strong scent of their own. It's extra vigor is admired by all who
grow it as it provides plenty of fragrant blooms to share with
friends and family. Week 6 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Alicia Kunkel
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Peony Alicia
Kunkel (Tischler 1987)
Alicia Kunkel
with it's party dress wavy petals is a lavender rose colored
Japanese formed bloom with a rose yellow center with an accent of
green in the center of the bloom from the green carpels. The
strong 30" stiff stems are topped with 6" blooms set low
to the medium green foliage. A well-formed, plant and a free
bloomer. Blooms mid-season. Bloom Date Rating Week 5.
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Angel Cheeks
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Peony Angel
Cheeks GM/ALM (Carl G Klehm 1977)
Peony Angel
Cheeks is a bomb shaped double 26" tall and Mid-season bloom,
Soft cameo pink flower with red striping on the top most petals.
Sturdy stems support excellent green foliage. Disease resistant
and mildly fragrant. APS Gold Medal and Award of Landscape Merit
Winner! Week 5 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Angelo Cobb
Freeborn
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Peony Angelo Cobb
Freeborn (Freeborn 1943)
Peony Angelo Cobb
Freeborn is a bright rosy red hybrid double with coral pink
coloration as the flower opens fully. It is very popular for it's
unusual bright coloring and fully packed double blooms. 34"
tall with clean healthy foliage. Compact growing. Week 5 bloom
date rating.
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Archie Tischler
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Peony Archie
Tischler (Brand/Tischler 1969)
Archie Tischler
is a double light pink that changes to white as the flower opens
and matures. Blooms appear late season. Very lovely flower of
beautiful form raised in Minnesota. Rarely offered and difficult
to find variety. Week 7 Bloom Date Rating. Plant in full sun.
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Aristocrat
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Peony Aristocrat
(Kreckler 1978)
Peony Aristocrat
is a red double hybrid with a bomb shape bloom is of a more
compact plant habit than similar types with 31 stems making
it an ideal choice for those with limited garden space. Bloom date
rating Week 4. Plant in full sun in a well-drained soil.
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Athena
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Peony Athena
(Saunders 1949)
Peony Athena is a
stunning patterned, early blooming single, apricot buff with rosy
pink flares inside each petal. The strong 30" stems grow
quickly in the spring and the flower has a pleasant,light
fragrance. This is one of Professor Saunders' Quad hybrids
involving 4 different peony species in its background. The foliage
stays healthy all season. Plant in full sun. Week 2 bloom date
rating.
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Avis Varner
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Peony Avis Varner
Varner 1981
The real Peony
Avis Varner is a large bloomed dark red lactiflora with up to 3
side buds on strong 36" stems. The plant emerges in the
spring with beautiful dark burgundy stems and foliage that turn a
rich dark green as the foliage expands and the flower buds start
to enlarge. If you are looking for the real deal this is it. The
image was taken in full sun so the color is lighter than the bloom
in real life. Please note: There is a hybrid peony, most likely
Mary Jo Legare, that has been distributed under this name.
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Bartzella
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Peony Bartzella
GM/ALM Itoh (Anderson 1986)
Gold Medal and
American Peony Society Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Fragrant,
full double yellow intersectional hybrid with red flares. The 6-8"
blooms are held on strong 32" stems above the dark green
foliage of the plant. A profuse bloomer with a long season of
bloom. These are strong, full size field grown divisions from
original stock not small tissue culture plants! Week 5 - 6 bloom
date rating.
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Ben Erickson
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Peony Ben
Erickson (Tischler 1999)
Peony Ben
Erickson is a peony raised by Bob Tischler and named for his then
youngest grandson, it has brilliant 5-6" red blooms
highlighted with purple tones when the bloom season is cool.
Yellow stamens will peak through as the flower is opening until
the petals are fully expanded. Bright blooms are held on strong
stems. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Big Ben
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Peony Big Ben
(Auten 1943)
Peony Big Ben is
a large, fragrant double red. Stems are 34" tall and the
vigorous growth make it a great garden choice. Plant in full sun
in a well drained soil.
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Bob
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Peony Bob
(Tischler 1998)
Peony Bob a dark
black-red hybrid was chosen by Bob Tischler as his namesake. A
semi-double to full double black red hybrid it may display a
Japanese form until established. Large flowers on strong stiff
stems, excellent foliage. Early season bloom. The flower can be
double or it can have a Japanese form or even both types on the
same plant. There is a unique almost fluorescent purple color on
the back base of the petals highlighted by a white basal flare.
With a Week 3/4 bloom date rating putting it nearly a week ahead
of other double hybrids like Red Grace you can enjoy the wonderful
full form and exotic color in your garden much earlier. Has
produced fertile seed when crossed to a pollen fertile tetraploid!
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Bonanza
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Peony Bonanza
(Franklin 1947)
Bonanza is a
brilliant colorfast dark red globular double, upright grower with
good stems blooms week 5 of the 7 week bloom date sequence. 36"
Upright growth and strong stems. Plant in full sun.
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Boule de Neige
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Peony Boule de
Neige New for 2019 (Calot 1867)
Peony Boule de
Neige - This antique and very rare French variety was introduced
by Calot in 1867 and survives today due to its prolific bloom
production. The blooms are nearly as large as those of Festiva
Maxima with which it blooms nearly at the same time. However,
while it has the same prominent red markings in the center of the
flower the flowers are also accented by a golden glow from the
stamens at the center of the blooms. For the authentic restoration
of historic gardens this is a perfectly lovely variety to choose.
Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Bouquet Perfect
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Peony Bouquet
Perfect (Tischler 1987)
Peony Bouquet
Perfect is a double, bright, solid pink anemone formed peony.
These cheerful blooms are perfect for floral work. Mid-late season
bloom on strong 24" stems. Mildly fragrant too. Very
attractive garden plant and one that attracts a lot of attention
with its neat and trim blossom appearance. Plant in full sun. Week
6 bloom date rating.
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Break O Day
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Peony Break O Day
(Murawska 1947)
Peony Break O Day
is a dark pink Japanese that has large rounded guard petals and a
dark red cushion of staminodes tipped with gold in the center.
It's a great cut flower with a good long vase life. The flowers
are held on 34" stems and have a midseason bloom. Plant in
full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Bright Knight
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Peony Bright
Knight (Glasscock 1939)
Rare! Peony
Bright Knight is a large single hybrid peony flower that has a
bright, true red color with an orange cast that makes it light up
the garden with hot color. Early to bloom the very large flowers
are held on strong stiff stems above dark green foliage. Strong
grower that requires no support in the garden. Plant in full sun
in well drained soil. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Buckeye Belle
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Peony Buckeye
Belle GM/ALM (Mains 1956)
American Peony
Society Gold Medal and Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Peony
Buckeye Belle always amazes people with it's deep mahogany,
black-red, cup shaped semi-double flowers. It is a wonderful
hybrid blooming very early. The cup shape holds a center of gold
to accent the dark flower petals. Top notch cut flower and very
nice foliage all season long. The 30" stems hold the flowers
upright without any additional support making it a great choice
for landscaping. Fantastic dark green upright foliage adds to it's
neat appearance in the garden. Plant in full sun in well drained
soil. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Burma Ruby
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Peony Burma Ruby
GM/ALM (Glasscock 1951)
Peony Burma Ruby
is a striking red semi-double hybrid. Brilliant color and
fragrance add to it's appeal and as a Gold Medal and Award of
Landscape Merit winner that never needs staking you know this is a
high quality peony. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Carefree
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Peony Carefree
(Tischler 1976)
Peony Carefree is
a Japanese form peony with medium red coloration. This arrangement
type flower covers the plant with blooms. Our row of them in the
field always attracts people from across the field to see what was
blooming in such a mass of color on this rare and hard to find
peony. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 5 bloom date
rating.
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Carnation Bouquet
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Peony Carnation
Bouquet (Seidl 1996)
Peony Carnation
Bouquet A marvelous double pink hybrid with a spicy fragrance like
cloves. The wavy petals are all of an equal length giving an
overall appearance of a neat carnation-like bloom. The plant is
vigorous. As a bonus it can be used for further breeding as it
will produce seed. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Carol
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Peony Carol HUGE
BLOOMS (Bockstoce 1955)
Peony Carol has
huge double, rich velvety red blooms with large petals arranged as
a rosette, these large flowers need support, great show flower and
cut, early midseason bloom on strong stems, 28" - 34"
tall. Cut them for use in a georgeous arrangement in a vase.
Outstanding color and full form. When dried the flower is a deep
velvet red. Plant in full sun in well drained soil. Week 5 bloom
date rating. One of Mr. Bockstoce's stunning breeding
achievements!
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Carrara
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Peony Carrara
(Bigger 1952)
Peony Carrara is
a pure white peony with broad, large guard petals that surround
the lacy center that opens creamy white and matures white as the
flower opens fully. This Japanese type peony is stunning in bloom
on 36" stems mid-season. The texture of the center of the
flower adds interest for those who wish to create an all white
garden. A favorite of floral designers and one of the most popular
for wedding work because there is no pollen to ruin the bride's
dress. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Cherry Charm
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Peony Cherry
Charm (Kreckler/Klehm 1994)
Peony Cherry
Charm Very hard to find this cupped shaped single cherry red
blooms resembles Coral Charm when the bloom is fresh. Very strong
32 stems hold the flowers without support. Dark green
foliage is a wonderful accent for the brightly colored blooms.
Week 4 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Chestine Gowdy
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Peony Chestine
Gowdy (Brand 1913)
Peony Chestine
Gowdy Aahh! What a wonderfully fragrant, late blooming, full
double. With a bright rose pink center and guard petals separated
by a collar of cream colored petals it creates a unique effect.
26" tall. In a bouquet this is just heavenly for the
fragrance. Use it genorusly along a fence for a plentiful supply
of blooms to share with friends and family. Plant in full sun.
Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Circus Circus
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Peony Circus
Circus (Klehm 1995)
Peony
Circus-Circus This cheerful striped red and white peony varies
from single to semi-double in form. The 4 blooms are held on
30 stems and there can be up to 4 side buds extending the
bloom season. A wonderful addition to the unusual blooms used in
flower arrangements. An added bonus is that it sets seed easily
for those wishing to create their own new novelty peony variety.
It has a mild fragrance. Week 5 bloom rating. Plant in full sun in
a well drained soil.
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Claudia
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Peony Claudia
(Saunders 1944)
Peony Claudia is
one of Saunders vigorous pink hybrids with large broad petals and
strong growth habit with 30 to 36 inch stems that hold the flowers
perfectly above the foliage. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Coral Charm
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Peony Coral Charm
GM (Wissing 1964)
Peony Coral Charm
has warm tropical coral tones with a cupped old fashion rose
shaped bloom are awesome in the spring garden. Very vigorous
hybrid, semi-double, early, 36". APS Gold Medal winner.
Lovely cupped shape, semi-double blooms of coral peach coloring.
Strong stems and wonderful flower color make this a fine garden
plant. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 5 bloom date
rating.
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Coral N Gold
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Peony Coral N
Gold Award of Landscape Merit (Cousins/Klehm 1981)
Peony Coral N
Gold is a large flowered hybrid with a rose-coral cup shaped
single with a gold center. Award of Landscape Merit Winner from
the American Peony Society! This early midseason blooming hybrid
has fragrant blooms held on strong 36" stems. The double row
of guard petals give it a full shape. Plant in full in a well
drained soil. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Cora Louise
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Peony Cora Louise
Itoh Tree Peony Hybrid (Anderson, R. 1986)
Peony Cora Louise
is one of the fine new white Itoh, tree peony hybrids that has a
striking purple center butterfly flare. The Itoh Hybrids all have
excellent plant habits, long bloom seasons and great vigor. And
they are much hardier than the tree peonies and send up flowering
shoots from the ground each spring so there is no problem with
lack of bloom after a harsh winter. Week 5 through week 6 bloom
date rating.
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Coral Sunset
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Peony Coral
Sunset GM/ALM (Wissing/Klehm 1964)
Peony Coral
Sunset is perhaps the most beautiful of all the coral colored
peonies. Ruffled petals add to its elegance. Semi-double. Strong
28-30" stems. Has won the APS Gold Medal and Award of
Landscape Merit! Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. With a
week 6 bloom date rating it blooms after most of the others in its
color class.
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Cytherea
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Peony Cytherea
GM/ALM (Saunders 1953)
Peony Cytherea is
an exquisite double,pink hybrid from Dr. Saunders work. It bloms
early mid-season. Semi-double; many rich, deep pink, strongly
cupped petals are long, forming an almost closed ball, wider open
at higher temperatures. Medium-low height, flowers set close to
the bush. Splendid specimen in the landscape, a winner on the show
table. A Saunders Lobata of Perry Hybrid. It has produced some
seed so is fertile. APS Gold Medal and APS Award of Landscape
Merit Winner! A fine peony for the discriminating collector. Plant
in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Diana Parks
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Peony Diana Parks
(Bockstoce 1942)
Peony Diana
Parks. It's love at first sight for most people when they see this
big, fragrant, bomb shaped brilliant, glittering carmine red
blooms with a hint of orange on this hybrid peony with 38"
stems. Splendid texture and color. Very fragrant. I cant
imagine being without this wonderful double flowered hybrid. Make
sure it is planted in an area with good drainage as with all
peonies they do not like wet soggy soil. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Do Tell
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Peony GM/ALM
(Auten 1946)
Peony Do Tell has
a lacy center of pink and gold surrounded and cupped by soft pink
wide outer petals. No garden support needed for the stems to stand
up during bloom. Gold medal and Award of Landscape Merit winner.
Plant in full sun in a well drained soil.
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Douglas Brand
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Peony Douglas
Brand (Tischler 1972)
Peony Douglas
Brand is perhaps one of Bob Tischler's most famous peonies.
Largest of all double peonies, 10" of brilliant red color on
a strong 34" stem. Superb cut flower and a fine show plant.
Mid season bloom. A great and vigorous bloomer for us in the
Midwest. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Dr. L. W. Pollock
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Peony Dr. L. W.
Pollock (Brand 1936)
Peony L. W.
Pollock is a lovely double dark pink or rose if you prefer, large
blooms on good strong stems, the color holds well in the garden.
Light green foliage, medium height. Plant in full sun. Rare,
difficult to find beautiful variety. Bloom date rating week 5.
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Duluth
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Peony Duluth
(Franklin 1931)
Peony Duluth is a
large rose type double white peony that was developed in
Minnesota. With vigorous 36" stiff stems it can hold the
flowers high and erect, it blooms late like most of the double
white peonies. The rich green foliage is a perfect background for
the white blooms. Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Dunlora
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Peony Dunlora
(Peyton 1943)
Peony Dunlora A
rare historical find, this plant was the namesake of Mr. Peyton's
peony enterprise. It was thought to be lost to cultivation but was
acquired from Bob Tischler who had received it from the Brand
Peony Collection. It still had an old metal root tag attached at
the time of digging. Dunlora has single white flowers held neatly
above leaves as though trimmed to 27" tall. It is this neat
plant habit that sets it apart from other white single peonies.
Early, one of the first singles to open. Week 5 bloom date rating.
Plant in full sun. Our supplies are getting lower as people
discover and preserve this important and lovely single white
peony.
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Early Bird
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Peony Early Bird
(Saunders 1939)
Peony Early Bird
is a darling dwarf plant, abundant, single bright crimson flowers
above fern leaf foliage. A rare hybrid between the fern leaf peony
P. tenuifolia and P. veitchii woodwardii, very early, usually
blooming before the fern-leaf peony and right at the same time as
the flowering crab apples. 20". Plant in full sun and well
drained soil. Week 1 bloom date rating.
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Early Scout
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Peony Early Scout
GM/ALM (Auten 1952)
Peony Early Scout
is a very early blooming single to semi-double hybrid that has
very dark crimson-red flowers above finely cut ferny foliage from
its fern-leaf peony parent. 21" The plant will spread to form
an impressive plant. APS Gold Medal and Award of Landscape Merit
Winner! Plant in full sun in well drained soil. Week 2 bloom date
rating.
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Easy Lavender
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Peony (Tischler
1993)
Peony Easy
Lavender is a bright lavender colored Japanese type, 5 -6"
flowers on 34 -36" stems. Exceptional dark green foliage.
Week 6 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Echo
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Peony Echo
(Saunders 1951)
Peony Echo is a
rare hybrid from Dr. Saunders that is one of the very few of his
introduction to have P. anomala in it's parentage. Pale pink in
bud it opens to a lovely white single. Plant in full sun or full
morning sun in a well drained soil. Week 4 bloom date rating.
Rarely offered.
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Edulis Superba
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Peony Edulis
Superba FRAGRANT (Lemon 1824)
Peony Edulis
Superba is one of the Top 10 very fragrant peonies. Rosy pink
double peony that is a true heirloom at 191 years old! Still
worthy of a spot in the modern garden due to it's abundance of
blooms, fragrance and great keeping qualities as a cut flower.
Week 5 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Edward F.
Steichen
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Peony Edward F.
Steichen (Saunders 1941)
Peony Edward
Steichen a semi-double vivid red Saunders' hybrid,large handsome
flowers, lasts well, spreading habit, finest of this strain. Early
30" tall. Has produced an occasional seed which is rare for
some of these Saunders hybrids. Foliage is a chartreuse color when
first emerging adding to it's garden interest. Plant in full sun
in well drained soil. Week 3 bloom date rating.
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Edward F Flynn
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Peony Edward F
Flynn (Brand 1942)
Peony Edward F
Flynn has brilliant deep red double flowers and is perhaps one of
the very best to be introduced by A.M. Brand, later blooming than
most other red double peonies it comes into bloom at the end of
week 5 and a day before the week 6 peonies. It is similar to
Phillipe Rivoire but with stronger growth, more robust foliage and
larger flowers. Plant in full sun. Good cut flower. Rarely
offered. Week 5 bloom date rating. Often has a rich purple tone to
the flower in cool blooming seasons.
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Eliza Lundy
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Peony Eliza Lundy
GM/ALM (Kreckler 1975)
Award winning
Peony Eliza Lundy is a marvelous compact growing glowing red
double, bomb form hybrid peony. Not widely found except among the
specialty peony growers it is a charming find. It has a bloom date
rating of week 5 so it stretches out the season for the brilliant
hybrids that typically bloom earlier. 24" tall. Plant in a
well drained soil in full sun.
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Elsa Sass
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Peony Elsa Sass
GOLD MEDAL WINNER (H.P.Sass 1930)
Peony Elsa Sass
is a large, rose form, pure white double peony that has
exceptionally beautiful flowers with velvet-like texture with
large petals throughout the flower on a compact plant. A generous
bloomer with strong stiff 30" stems hold the large blooms
upright. Late blooming. APS Gold Medal winner. Mild, pleasing
fragrance and a good cut flower creating a huge demand for this
peony for wedding flowers. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Faribo Gold
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Peony Faribo
Gold(Tischler 1966)
Peony Faribo Gold
has crisp white outer petals and a brilliant golden yellow center
that makes Faribo Gold stand out at bloom time for those gardeners
who want a peony that brings a spark of brilliance to their garden
at that time of the bloom season. This tall white Japanese variety
is a vigorous growing plant and produces a good quantity of
flowers. Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Felix Crousse
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Peony Felix
Crousse (Crousse 1881)
Peony Felix
Crousse is a large, double red peony noted for it's heavy flower
production and keeping qualities when used as a cut flower. A fine
heirloom variety worth restoring in your Victorian period or
cottage garden. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom rating.
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Festiva Maxima
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Peony Festiva
Maxima (Miellez 1851)
Peony Festiva
Maxima is often substituted with inferior whites with red flares
but the true Festiva Maxima is a tall massive globular double
white with red flares and is one of the oldest and still one of
the best very fragrant lactiflora whites. 36" or more tall.
The healthy , dark green and large foliage is very distinctive.
Needs staking to support the large blooms in the garden. As a cut
flower it is still very beautiful. Plant in full sun and give it
some support for the flowers in bloom. When out of bloom the dark
green foliage remains attractive in the garden. Week 5 bloom date
rating.
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Firebelle
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Peony Firebelle
(Mains 1959)
Peony Firebelle
is a very bright red semi-double to nearly full double hybrid. The
glossy sheen to the petals is very attractive, early blooming on
30" stems it is both a great garden and cut flower. Plant in
full sun. A popular variety in Canada it is hard to find in the
US. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Fire Opal
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Peony Fire Opal
(Marx/Rogers 1977)
Peony Fire Opal
has a dark, brilliant red bomb shaped bloom. Stems with 2 -3 side
buds grow to 36" tall. Fast growing and blooms with a bloom
date rating of week 5. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil.
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Flame
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Peony Flame
(Glasscock 1939)
Peony Flame a
hybrid peony has medium to large single crimson-red flowers with a
orange flame-like coloration in petals. Compact and free flowering
hybrid, 26 - 32", early. Good cut flower. On sandy soils the
color is a more coral pink and brighter red on loam and clay
soils. Strong stems never need support. This variety will grow
very quickly to make a large many flowered clump. Plant in full
sun in a well drained soil.Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Frank Newbold
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Peony Frank
Newbold (Gumm 1930)
Peony Frank
Newbold is a deep pink Japanese or sometimes called Imperial form
peony. It blooms mid-season and has a very attractive, bright
combination of pink outer petals and a golden center. Exquisite
plant habit - much nicer than many other similar types. I
personally think it is the best pink Japanese form peony we grow.
Week 6 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Friz-Bee
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Peony Friz-Bee
(Tischler 1999)
Peony Friz-Bee a
dark red hybrid introduction of Bob Tischlers' was named for the
Friesen's dog which would keep Bob company while tending the peony
fields. It has 5-6" blooms with a bright yellow center. The
22 -24" stems are strong and require no support for the
flowers in the garden. It blooms early above glossy green, disease
free foliage. No side buds. Week 3 bloom date rating. Plant in
full sun in a well drained soil.
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Gardenia
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Peony Gardenia
(Lins 1954)
Peony Gardenia,
loveliest large double blush white peony on strong 34" stems.
Dark green leaves. A sweet but mild enchanting fragrance to admire
when cut for weddings, table decoration or gift giving. A great
show and garden flower which is a vigorous grower. Blooms early
midseason. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Garden Treasure
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Peony Garden
Treasure GM/ALM Itoh (Hollingsworth 1984)
Peony Garden
Treasure Gorgeous yellow Itoh intersectional hybrid of garden and
tree peony parentage. It is semi-double to a full double bright
yellow color with red flares at the base of the 20 - 50 petals.
APS Gold Medal and Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Very hardy and
vigorous. Plant in full sun. These are full size divisions from
mature field grown plants that are true to type.
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Gay Cavalier
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Peony Gay
Cavalier (Glasscock 1944)
Peony Gay
Cavalier is a generous blooming single red scarlet hybrid that
blooms early and grows quickly to form a good size plant. The
foliage is a nice glossy green. Catches the attention of many
visitors to our garden early in the peony bloom season. Plant in
full sun in a well drained soil. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Gay Paree
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Peony Gay Paree
ALM (Auten 1933)
Peony Gay Paree
is outstanding, fragrant, vigorous, distinct cerise pink guard
petals with a white rose flushed anemone center, dainty in effect.
Dramatic contrast for your peony collection. And, the American
Peony Society has recognized it'as outstanding garden performance
with an Award of Landscape Merit. Late-midseason on 40"
stems. If you remove the side buds while they are pea-sized you
will have a very beautiful, much larger bloom. Leave the side buds
on if you prefer an extended bloom season, but you should try to
see how much larger the bloom gets by removing the sidebuds you'll
be amazed. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Gibralter
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Peony Gibralter
(Bigger 1958)
Peony Gibralter
is a full rose type double dark pink or rosy red if you prefer to
call it that color,that blooms late season. It is a good cut and
garden variety on 36" stems. Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom
date rating. It is rarely offered, this peony is great for
extending the peony bloom season.
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Golden Glow
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Peony Golden Glow
GM (Glasscock 1935)
Peony Golden Glow
is an impressive and strong, robust hybrid peony. Blooms are a
brilliant scarlet with orange undertones, and a mass of pure gold
stamens. Blooms are held cup shaped and grows tall with extremely
heavy and sturdy stems. The foliage is large and dark green. APS
Gold Medal Winner! Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week
4 bloom date rating.
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Green Lotus
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Peony Green Lotus
LIMITED (Klehm 1995)
Peony Green Lotus
is a very unusual single lactiflora with green and white petals
faintly tinted with pink, 29" tall, 4" flowers, very
vigorous. It has produced fertile seed. When used as a cut flower
it creates lots of comments as people can not figure what kind of
flower it is with its unusual shape and coloration. Plant in
full sun. Week 4 bloom date rating. Photo by Sharon Schmitz
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Heidi
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Peony Heidi is a
delightful lavender Japanese lactiflora, 26", midseason, 4
-5" blooms are the perfect size for a mixed bouquet and
arrangements. Strong stems. Very upright foliage of a medium light
green perfect for the landscape. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom
date rating.
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Henry St. Claire
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Peony Henry St.
Claire is a brilliant double red bomb with strong stems is one of
the best. It also makes an excellent cut flower. The color carries
a long distance in the field and the foliage is a glossy dark
green making it easy to pick out of the hundreds of other
varieties we grow. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
This was the talk of the bride's wedding bouquet this past summer.
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Hillary
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Peony
Hillary ALM Itoh (Anderson 1999)
Peony Hillary is
an APS Award of Landscape Merit Winner!Hillary is an
intersectional peony with semi-double to double flowers that are a
rose pink blend. This hybrid of a garden peony and tree peony has
a very long season of bloom. 24-26" stems have tropical
looking foliage. Rose-red and yellow blend, with yellow fading to
cream on outer facing petals. Inner petals remain red and give the
bloom that inner glow effect. Plant in full sun. The foliage
remains in great condition all season long. These are not small,
unbloomed tissue culture plants but full size divisions from
mature field grown plants that are true to type. Week 5-6 bloom
date rating.
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Hot Chocolate
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Peony
Hot Chocolate (Hans Sass 1971)
Peony Hot
Chocolate This unusual chocolate red Japanese bloom is growing in
demand as gardeners seek out the more unusual flower colors.
Strong 36 stems. Week 6 bloom date rating. Plant in full
sun.
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Icarus
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Icarus. (Son of
Daedalus, First Man To Fly). Daphnis. 1977. Advanced generation
lutea hybrid. Single, red with two rows of pointed widely ruffled
petals. Pink-red stigmas, red sheath and stamens. A brighter red
than Boreas, and leaves are larger. Plants grow to about 3 feet
and Wisconsin are extremely vigorous. Easy to grow. No fertility
noted. Very good. (unnamed F1 x self)
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Ice Age
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Ice Age.
Saunders/Seidl. 1996. F1 lutea hybrid mutation. White-cream with
brushed pink flares. A mutation from Age of Gold selected by Bill
Seidl many years ago. Same flower and plant form as Age of Gold.
Excellent vigorous growth and a wonderful shrub both in and out of
bloom. Produces many ground shoots. Plants are easily divided
after 4 to 6 years. Same seed fertility as Age of Gold. F1 lutea
hybrid.
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Illini Belle
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Peony
Illini Belle (Glasscock 1941)
Peony Illini
Belle. This peony hybrid is absolutely beautiful. Semi double with
4 to 5 rows of brilliant dark red petals, it blooms early on very
strong stems. If you are tired of staking and tying up your
peonies this one will set you free from that task. Plant in full
sun in a well drained soil. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Illini Chief
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Peony
Illini Chief (Glasscock, 1940)
Peony Illini
Chief Single hybrid with a distinct Orange-Red colored flower
making it brilliant in the spring garden. Early blooming hybrid. A
lactiflora x officinalis hybrid. The flowers are a bright red with
a hint of orange when first open. Plant in full sun in a well
drained soil. This is the last crop until 2021 so this is the year
to order.
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Illini Warrior
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Peony
Illini Warrior (Auten 1955)
Robust growing
Peony Illini Warrior is more brilliant in color than Illini Belle.
This hybrid by Auten is every bit as beautiful and vigorous as
others in this color group. A single deep red hybrid, early
blooming, 32" tall deep red colored blooms on strong
supporting stems with dark green foliage, vigorous growing. It
will rarely produce a seed when pollinated with another hybrid
tetraploid. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 4 bloom
date rating.
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Imperial Divinity
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Peony
Imperial Divinity Marx/Rogers 1978
Peony Imperial
Divinity is a tall stemmed generous blooming pink Japanese form
flower perfect for cutting. It blooms late in the season extending
your garden color. Tall stemmed soft pink with a mellow yellow
center Japanese form. High flower count and vigor.
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John Harvard
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Peony
John Harvard (Auten 1939)
Peony John
Harvard is an early blooming hybrid peony who's form can vary from
single to almost double. A very dark red of unfading color, it has
tall strong stems. It is one of the most outstanding dark flowered
hybrids we grow. This variety is always outstanding at the peony
shows. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 4 bloom date
rating.
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Joker
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Peony
Joker (Bockstoce/Landis/Rogers 2004)
Peony Joker is a
full double hybrid that opens a clear deep pink and quickly
changes color to white with a fantastic pink picotee edged petals.
Look online for other images to see the wonderful transformation.
The plant grows 32 inches tall and the growth habit is compact.
The stems are strong and hold the flower without any support.
Beginging of week 5 bloom date rating.
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Kansas
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Peony
Kansas GM (Bigger 1940)
Peony Kansas,
tall bright clear red to fuchsia-purple double blooms mid-season
on strong 36" stems. Very clean bright green foliage, full
flower is excellent for cutting. Easily grown and blooms freely.
An APS Gold Medal Winner! If you want huge blooms remove the side
buds when they are the size of a small green pea. Or you can leave
them on the stem to extend the bloom season. Plant in full sun.
Light fragrance adds to it's appeal. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Karl Rosenfield
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Peony
Karl Rosenfield (Rosenfield 1908)
Peony Karl
Rosenfield. This is a very showy flower for the garden and as a
cut flower. Fragrant late blooming deep double red with a
semi-rose form, very large blooms are a favorite garden and cut
flower. Great foliage. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date
rating.
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Kay Tischler
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Peony
Kay Tischler HUGE BLOOMS (Tischler 1964)
Peony Kay
Tischler is stunning! Huge 8" bright pink Japanese with a
bright pink center tipped in yellow, excellent garden and cut
flower with many blooms. Many side buds extend the bloom season as
they continue to open in succession. Plant in full sun. Week 5
bloom date rating.
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Krinkled White
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Peony
Krinkled White ALM (Brand 1928)
Peony Krinkled
White is an Award of Landscape Merit Winner from the American
Peony Society. Large single flowers with broad pure white petals,
especially fine for cutting with strong slender straight stems.
Light green foliage color. Plant noted for its drought tolerance
and performance under adverse conditions once established. A very
fine garden subject. 31" stems. Plant in full sun. Week 5
bloom date rating.
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Lady Alexandra
Duff
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Peony
Lady Alexandra Duff (Kelway 1902)
Peony Lady
Alexandra Duff is a superb double blush lavender-pink flower with
large center flower surrounded by smaller semi-double side blooms
so a single stem makes a whole bouquet. Strong stems very
floriferous with a graceful garden effect. Week 5 bloom date
rating. 36" stems. Plant in full sun.
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Lauren
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Peony
Lauren (Niva)
Peony Lauren is a
clear crisp pink Japanese form peony with a bright yellow center.
The strong 36 inch stems hold the flowers upright. Several side
buds extend the bloom period. This fragrant variety blooms week 6
of the bloom date season.
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Legion of Honor
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Peony
Legion of Honor (Saunders 1941)
Peony Legion of
Honor The flaming red scarlet single to semi-double blooms are set
off by the light green foliage making this Saunders hybrid variety
easy to recognize in the garden. Week 4 bloom date rating. Plant
in full sun in a well drained soil.
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Lemon Chiffon
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Peony
Lemon Chiffon is not only a beautiful garden peony but one of the
most important double yellow hybrids in existence because it is
fertile as a pollen or seed parent and produces double offspring.
The strong stems easily hold the large nearly double blooms
upright on 32 stems. These are large blooming size divisions
that should bloom next year not tissue cultured plants. If
you are breeding yellow peonies this plant is a cornerstone plant
to get you ahead of the curve.
Some of the
offspring seen from other breeders have been very impressive and
we can hardly wait for our own first seedlings to bloom. Lemon
Chiffon is the parent of the nearly impossible to find peony
Pastelegance. Week 5 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Ludovica
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Peony
Ludovica GM (Saunders 1941)
Peony Ludovica an
award winning Saunders hybrid is a very large semi double clear
rose pink hybrid. Rounded petals. Early blooming. Many years ago
our friends brought this peony to our attention in their garden
and it has been a long time favorite ever since. APS Gold Medal
Winner! Many have fallen in love with this peony after seeing it
in bloom or displayed in a vase full of flowers. Plant in full sun
and a well drained soil. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Mabel Gore
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Peony
Mabel Gore(Vories 1937)
Peony Mabel Gore
is a very large deep pink double peony flower. It blooms late
midseason and is a favorite wedding flower choice. Plant in full
sun. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Madame Calot
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Peony Madame
Calot is like many of the French Antique varieties; very, very
fragrant! Double very light old rose pink with cream tints in
collar and a darker center with red flecks, tall, with strong
stems, extremely floriferous with very fragrant large globular
flowers, excellent foliage and superb as a cut flower where it's
fragrance will enhance your enjoyment of having a bouquet in the
home. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil.
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Madame Claude
Tain
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Peony Madame
Claude Tain is a very rare full double white French Peony of
superb plant habit and excellent garden and cut flower qualities.
Strong 34" stems with dark green foliage. We are unaware of
any other growers offering this beautiful peony in the US and when
we tried to secure more to further increase our stock the European
Markets were all sold out. We are releasing a limited number on a
first ordered first served basis. Our next release may be in 2023.
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Magnolia Flower
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Peony Magnolia
Flower One of the four rare offspring named as the result of
crossing a lactiflora peony with the pale cream yellow Paeonia
wittmanniana. A lovely single of pale pink coloration with just a
hint of the creaminess under color from its rare wittmanniana
parent. Week 4 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Mahogany
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Peony Mahogany is
a wonderful Glasscock Hybrid that has a Japanese form that looks
like a single but without any pollen, large cup shaped deep
mahogany red flowers very early in the peony bloom season. Sweetly
fragrant flowers are held on strong 28- 30" stems. The
lighter markings on the outside of the petals become more
prominent as the flower ages and the bloom becomes bigger. Light
green foliage. Sought after by collectors it is noted for its
pale green-gold foliage in the spring. Plant in full sun in a well
drained soil. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Majestic Rose
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Peony
Majestic Rose (Franklin1953)
Some gardeners
just like to have their flowers big and this is one of those
varieties that will give you that potential. Majestic Rose peony
is a fragrant, very large flat double rose pink bloom with outer
petals that reflex. It is a late bloom season selection with
strong stems that naturally because of the large blooms should be
supported none-the-less. Plant in full sun. Please note that
demand is always very strong for this variety when offered.
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Mammoth Rose
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Here is another
gigantic sized double pink peony from Mr. Franklin's breeding
program. Tall plants supplying plenty of stem length to use them
as cut flowers. Gigantic rose type, up to 12", large long
petals of deep rose-pink cupped about shorter center petals. With
good stems, but they should be supported. Midseason bloom. Plant
in full sun. Demand is always very high for this very large double
pink.
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Mandarin's Coat
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Peony
Mandarin's Coat is a bright dark pink Japanese with a wonderful
contrasting center. This compact 18 - 24" growing peony is a
very good cut flower with a large number of blooms per plant. It
took us many years to find this variety and we hope you will enjoy
growing it in your garden. Stems are strong and support the blooms
well. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Many Happy
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Peony Many Happy
Returns is a bomb double red hybrid noted for its ease and
abundance of bloom and neat plant habit with strong 28-30
stems. The foliage is distinctly wavy and finer than other hybrids
adding to it's garden interest. A Gold Medal and Award of
Landscape Medal winner!Week 4 bloom date rating. Plant in full
sun.
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Mary Brand
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Peony Mary Brand
a dark, clear claret-red rose type double with a brilliant sheen
is still turning heads after 100 years. Blooms midseason and makes
a great garden display. Exceptional keeping quality as a cut
flower. Only 28" tall with good dark green foliage. Plant in
full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Mary Jo Legare
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Peony Mary Jo
Legare is a compact growing bomb shaped rosy red bloomed hybrid
from Little Dorrit parentage. A very charming compact 24"
plant habit makes it a worthwhile addition where a larger peony
would be out of place. Developed by Roy Pehrson of Minnesota.
Plant in a well drained soil in full sun.
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Maxcine Wolfe
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Peony Maxcine
Wolfe Enjoy the rare and exotic contrasting blooms in your garden.
Few have ever seen this wonderful peony. Maxcine Wolfe is a rose
pink Japanese with a very nice contrasting center, tall strong
stems, heavy foliage, mid-season. The seed pods turn a brilliant
purple-red adding more interest to the plant throughout the
season. Plant in full sun.
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Mikado
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Peony Mikado has
a floral presentation in the garden that is just wonderful as the
flowers are held above the foliage in a horizontal plane giving a
high visual impact in the garden. Japanese form bloom has cupped
red outer petals with a rose and yellow center, very floriferous
on strong tall stems. Because of its vigor and prodigious flower
production it is perhaps one of the most widely grown of all the
Japanese form peonies. This one has been handed down in many
families and if you are looking to find a long lived and
dependable peony that will not flop over in bloom this one is a
perfect choice. Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Miss America
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Peony Miss
America is a peony of the highest quality, very large semi-double
blush white flowers of good substance on strong 36" stems.
APS Gold Medal Winner, and fragrant too! This variety has been
used successfully as a parent of the Itoh hybrids. And to top it
off it is a good cut flower variety. Plant in full sun. Week 5
bloom date rating.
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Mons Jules Elie
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Peony Mons Jules
Elie is a double opaque pink with broad smooth guard petals and an
incurved center, very large and fragrant blooms are one of the
best for cut flowers because of generous bloom. Perhaps there is
no other more widely planted pink peony except perhaps Sarah
Bernhardt. Needs staking, 40" stems. Plant in full sun.Week 5
bloom date rating.
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Mother's Choice
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Peony Mother's
Choice is a huge, full double white of perfect form on strong 30"
stems, one of the best! Almost every stem produces a bloom and
every bloom is near perfection even when newly planted. Some say,
this is unquestionably one of the finest white peonies in
existence. Excellent cut flower. APS Gold Medal Winner! Plant in
full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Mrs. Fern Lough
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Peony Mrs. Fern
Lough a very fine light pink fades to blush white in the sun.
Double similar to Tourangelle, comes into bloom midseason.
Excellent foliage with strong stiff stems to hold the blooms
erect. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Mrs. J. V. Edlund
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Peony Mrs. J. V.
Edlund is a fragrant very large pure white double is finely formed
with waxy broad petals. Blooms late on tall stiff stems. Dark
green foliage. While noted as a show flower with perfect form it
will also perform well in the garden. APS Gold Medal! Week 6 bloom
date rating.
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My Love
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Peony My Love is
a double blush that changes to white after opening it's lovely
blooms. You can enjoy the blush color longer by cutting it as the
flower opens and enjoying it in a vase in your home. A vigorous
grower and generous bloomer it is a delicately colored and very
pretty flower. 38" stems. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom
date rating.
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Myra MacRae
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Peony Myra MacRae
the APS Gold Medal winner bred by Bob Tischler of Minnesota is a
great double pink of incredible vigor. Blooms are as large as 8
-9" in diameter even with the neat and tightly packed habit
of the petals. Named in honor of Bobs sister it is very
popular in the Midwest with stronger stems than Sarah Bernhardt
and a slightly later bloom period. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Myrtle Gentry
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Peony Myrtle
Gentry is a double rosy white, late-midseason, very fragrant,
strong stems. Very delightful tea rose fragrance. Perfect rose
form. Tints of flesh and salmon show throughout the petals.
Splendid grower, dark green foliage. Week 7 bloom date rating.
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Myrtle Tischler
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Peony
Myrtle Tischler HUGE BLOOMS LIMITED SOLD OUT (Franklin-Tischler
1963)
Peony Myrtle
Tischler is a very large full double flower 9-10 inches across
when the side buds are pinched off. Excellent deep rose-pink
color. 9" blooms on 36 -38" stems. The stiff stems carry
this flat flower very well. Bright green foliage and mid-season
bloom. Plant in full sun. Limited Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Neomie Demay
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Peony Neomie
Demay a rare and incredibly fragrant French variety was first
cataloged by Calot in 1867. Saved from extinction in a few gardens
and treasured for it's heady fragrance which surpasses many of
it's garden mates. Double light pink with broad outer petals of
light pink and a center that is composed of finer petals and a few
red markings the flower fades to near white as it matures hence it
is in the group of colors refered to as blush. An excellent cut
flower it produces a good quantity of blooms. 34" tall plants
with dark green foliage. Week 5 bloom date rating. We have always
sold out quickly and each crop takes 4 years to grow so get it now
before this years crop is all sold
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Nice Gal
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Peony Nice Gal
won the Award of Landscape Merit and justly so as the compact
strong stemmed plant holds a mass of blooms just above the strong
stemmed plant throughout the bloom season. The petal edges become
frosted as the flower ages adding to it's dramatic display in your
garden. 32" tall. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil.
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Nick Shaylor
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Peony Nick
Shaylor is a very large blush pink double that fades to white with
a blush center, rose-like blooms. 36" tall stems the high
quality large flowers need staking which takes only a moment to
do. I would not be without this beautifully refined flower. This
variety can really produce some huge flowers with little
encouragement. APS Gold Medal Winner! Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Nippon Beauty
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Peony Nippon
Beauty is a deep red Japanese type bloom with dark petaloids
tipped yellow. Side buds extend your peony flower season. Noted
for it's great ability to retain its flower color well in hot
conditions. It is a very generous bloomer. When paired with a
white flowered peony the contrast makes you an instant, winning
garden combination. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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officinalis alba
plena
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Paeonia
officinalis alba plena White Double Memorial Day Peony
This is the rarer
white form of the Memorial Day Peony that our ancestors grew about
their farm house. It will show some pink frosting on the edges in
cooler weather which actually looks very nice. It has produced a
few rare hybrids as the seed parent so is useful for the peony
breeder.Mature 3 eye blooming size divisions.
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officinalis rubra
plena
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Paeonia
officinalis rubra plena Red Memorial Day Peony (ancient species
known since 1581)
The Red Memorial
Day Peony of intense brilliant crimson red color cultivated for
centuries in Europe is a true antique of great garden value yet
today. Easy to grow in warmer climates than many peonies. The
mildly and pleasantly fragrant blooms are a welcome gift to
friends. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 3 bloom
date rating.
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Old Faithful i
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Peony Old
Faithful is a hybrid double dark velvety red. For the peony
breeder it has one other very distinct appeal on top of it being
such a striking large double red hybrid, it will produce viable
seed. Strong 36 tall with dark green foliage. APS Gold Medal
Winner! 2009 Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Plant in full sun in
a well drained soil. Fertile for producing seed! Week 5 bloom date
rating.
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Old Lace
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Peony Old Lace is
another huge flowered and masterful creation of Mr. Lins this is a
beautiful ivory white 8"+ full double flat bloom composed of
carefully arranged narrow petals from the center, tall,
early-midseason bloom. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date
rating.
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Paeonia
tenuifolia
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Single Fern Leaf
Peony Paeonia tenuifolia (wild species 1759)
Single Fern Leaf
Peony This pixie-like wild botanical fern-leaf peony is just the
way nature made it. Small enough to look right at home in a sunny
rock garden. Much more dainty than the double flowered form at
only 12 tall. It must have well drained soil and it will go
dormant as early as August and should not be over watered then. It
is fertile and will produce seed so it can be used in hybridizing
new plants or you can grow your own next generation of fern leaf
peonies. The root structure is naturally small. Mature 3 eye
divisions. Week 1 bloom date rating. We have begun to use this
peony to create a whole new group of dwarf early blooming peonies.
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Paeonia
tenuifolia flore plena
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Double Fern Leaf
Peony Paeonia tenuifolia flore plena (ancient species 1836)
Double Fern Leaf
Peony is a brilliant lipstick red and the earliest blooming of the
double peonies. It must be grown in well drained soil in full all
day sun. It can go dormant in early summer and should not be over
watered at that time. Water from automatic sprinklers has been
known to kill this plant so be sure and plant it where you can
control the amount of water it will receive and cut back on
watering once it starts to go dormant. Crowding by other plants or
invading tree or shrub roots will also weaken and kill it. It is
incredibly hardy when grown properly and is found growing in
abandoned cemeteries in the open prairies which gives us a clue
that it will thrive more easily in a fully exposed area with
little extra care once established. Mature 3 eye divisions. Week 1
bloom date rating it is one of the first peonies to bloom in many
gardens. Very limited supply in 2018. This always sells out and
unlike manufactured things like t-shirts we just can't make more
that season. It takes each crop 4-5 years to grow before it is
ready to harvest.
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Pastel Splendor
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Peony Pastel
Splendor is an Intersectional, Itoh tree peony/garden peony hybrid
of subtle and beautiful coloration combining white and purple with
a soft yellow under glow. Exceptionally strong stems need no
staking. Week 5 bloom date rating. One of my favorite Itoh tree
peony hybrids. So much easier to grow than a tree peony with that
same beautiful patterned blooms.
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Paula Fay
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Peony Paula Fay
is a glowing, shocking fluorescent pink hybrid with 5 rows of
petals blooms early on strong 35" stems that need no staking.
Fragrant. A very popular peony. Excellent foliage. APS Gold Medal
Winner! Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 4 bloom
date rating.
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Paul Friesen
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Peony Paul
Friesen is the most brilliant orange red peonies and Harvey's
favorite single red hybrid. Blooms are held on strong, sturdy
stems above dark green foliage that grow 24 to 25 inches in
height. Excellent foliage and no staking required. A rare
introduction of Bob Tischler's. Week 3 or 4 bloom date rating.
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Pico
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Peony Pico is a
very large pure white cup shaped single with a full center of gold
stamens. Exceptionally strong 36" stems means you dont
have to stake the plant. Midseason bloom. A top class white
single, beautiful en-masse. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Prairie Charm
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Peony Prairie
Charm is an Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Yellow flowering Itoh
hybrid is a semi double bright yellow with robust leaves and red
flares at the base of the petals. The side buds provide a
succession of bloom for a long period of time during the bloom
season. Vigorous hardy growth. 28 stems. Week 5 bloom date
rating.
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Prairie Moon
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Peony Prairie
Moon has large soft creamy yellow blooms make this hybrid peony
much sought after. Semi-double early on 32" stems. Some claim
it is one of the most beautiful of the hybrid peonies. Peony
Prairie Moon has extra strong stems of medium height. The foliage
is bright glossy green and holds this color until frost. The
flower can be a full double some years and rather single when
first planted so let it settle in for two years before judging
its value. It is suitable as a cut flower also. Week 5 bloom
date rating.
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President
Roosevelt
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Peony President
Roosevelt is a double red, late season blooming, brilliant and
striking very large semi-rose type, richly fragrant, great for cut
flower or the show bench. Rarely offered this late season bloming
peony streatches out the color in your garden. Week 7 blome date
rating.
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Prince Charming
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Peony Prince
Charming is a rarely offered dark red hybrid with a Japanese form
on tall stems. It received an Honorable Mention Certificate when
first displayed. The only other well known red Japanese form
hybrid is Walter Mains. Week 5 bloom date rating. Plant in full
sun.
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Princess Margaret
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Peony
Princess Margaret (Marawska 1960)
Peony Princess
Margaret is a large full double dark pink has an open cup shape
that sheds water fairly well allowing the plant to be more
resistant to falling over in the garden after rain. When cut and
used in a vase it has a most pleasant fragrance which makes it a
very popular flower. It blooms early to midseason on 30"
stems. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Pure Gold
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Pure Gold. Chow.
Unregistered. Advanced generation lutea hybrid. Large cream
colored flowers with short blunt red flares. Flowers are often
carried on long stems that bend outward. Plants are wide growers
and require a 5 foot space over time. Foliage is red rimmed and
large. Fertile with effort. Seed originating from Bill Seidl and
grown by Bernard Chow of Australia. (unknown x unknown).
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Raspberry Charm
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Peony
Raspberry Charm (Wissing 1985)
Peony Raspberry
Charm is a brilliant semi-double raspberry-red colored hybrid that
has the same delightful form as Coral Charm. Strong 32" stems
with clean foliage. Early season. Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Raspberry Sundae
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Peony
Raspberry Sundae (Klehm 1968)
Peony Raspberry
Sundae Double bomb soft raspberry and white blend, blooms early
mid season, sweet fragrance. With 36" tall stems it is great
for cutting. I would advise staking it in a garden setting as the
generous blooms stress the strength of the stems. Week 5 bloom
date rating.
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Red Charm
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Peony
Red Charm (Glasscock 1944)
Peony Red Charm
Incredibly intense pure red color and strong flower stems make
this bomb shaped, early blooming, long lasting hybrid a garden
sensation. 36" tall stems. APS Gold Medal winner. Week 4
bloom date rating.
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Red Glory
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Peony
Red Glory (Auten 1937)
Peony Red Glory a
semi-double red hybrid, very early bloom, tall, rich, brilliant
uniform dark red. Very large five layers of petals. Rare and
difficult to find offered. After we sell out of the few on hand it
will next be available in 2023. Week 3 bloom date rating
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Red Grace
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Peony
Red Grace (Glasscock 1980)
Peony
Red Grace is a double deep red hybrid, ball form has tightly
packed petals to almost form a complete globe, good substance and
strong 36" stems. Once seen it remains etched in your mind as
a model of fine form and grace. Although Red Charm gets more press
I think this variety has better foliage and finer plant habit.
Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 5 bloom date
rating.
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Red Red Rose
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Peony
Red Red Rose (Saunders 1942)
Peony Red Red
Rose is one of Saunders best, a single to semi-double bright red
hybrid with blooms that are cup shaped and held neatly above
glossy foliage on sturdy 30 upright stems. The color of this
one is outstanding, a clear red. Early mid-season bloom. Plant in
full sun in a well drained soil. Week 4 bloom date rating
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Requiem
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Peony
Requiem (Saunders 1941)
Peony Requiem
This opaque cream white single hybrid from Dr. Saunders is held on
strong 37 stems. The broad leaves show its macrophylla
heritage. The red pistils add a spark of color in the center of
the flower. Week 4 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Rosabel
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Peony
Rosabel (Sass 1937)
Peony Rosabel
blooms midseason as a red double, large perfect flowers of a rose
red color, strong stems, blooms freely. The bloom size is very
nice for those looking for a large bloom that is well balanced.
Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Rosedale
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Peony
Rosedale (Auten 1936)
Peony Rosedale is
a semi-double red hybrid with 19"tall stems that blooms early
in the peony season. This dwarf growing peony with 4" blooms
really looks like a rose when first opening on strong stiff stems.
Bright green glossy foliage adds to its appeal because it
compliments the brilliant red color so well. Plant in full sun in
a well drained soil.
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Royal Charter
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Peony
Royal Charter (Wild 1966)
Peony Royal
Charter is an early midseason blooming, double red, 30-34", A
very large waxy, velvety red with the form of Mons Jules Elie but
more loosely built. A good grower, waxy green foliage on heavy
stems. In our fields it is one of the first double reds to come
into bloom. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom rating. It has
produced some Itoh seedlings!
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Roy Pehrson's
Best Yellow
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Peony
Roy Pehrson's Best Yellow is a pale yellow peony which has many
good attributes among them good vigor and generous bloom and good
foliage throughout the season. Single yellow hybrid, 30",
fertile Quad hybrid x MoonriseF2. Plant in full sun in a well
drained soil. Week 3 bloom date rating.
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Ruth Elizabeth
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Peony
Ruth Elizabeth (Brand 1936)
Peony Ruth
Elizabeth a double dark red, 30 tall stems. Most red doubles
bloom early and because this one blooms later you can use it to
contrast beautifully with the double white peonies that typically
bloom at this same time in the garden. Plant in full sun. Week 5
bloom date rating.
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Sarah Bernhardt
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Peony
Sarah Bernhardt (Lemoine 1906)
Peony Sarah
Bernhardt noted for incredible vigor and flower production on this
very large double dark rose pink flower which is fragrant with
strong stems and good foliage. They are great for garden and cut
flowers. Mid-very late with many side buds. Number one choice for
gardeners in Europe and the U.S. 38" stems should be staked
because of the many blooms. A mature plant can be over 4 feet wide
so give it room to grow. Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom date
rating.
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Scarlet O Hara
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Peony
Scarlet O Hara ALM (Falk-Glasscock 1956)
Peony Scarlet
O'Hara has very large single red cup shaped blooms on nearly 4
foot tall stems creates an impressive garden sight. Robust and
vigorous hybrid with side buds for a long bloom season. Tall 40"
strong stems. This creates quite a focal point in the garden with
it's large bright blooms. Plant in full sun in well drained soil.
Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Week 4 bloom date rating.
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Schafe
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Peony
Schafe (Kreckler 1965)
Peony Schafe is a
big pink Japanese flower on strong stems. Rarely seen Kreckler
introduction we are so thankful that our friend Sharon Schmitz
shared a plant with us several years ago. Plant in full sun in a
well drained soil. It was so much prettier than I imagined and
would love to have a larger supply on hand for this first offering
from Hidden Springs Flower Farm. We have been using it for
breeding because it will produce seed and we are hoping for some
large double pinks with great foliage like Schafe.
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Seashell
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Peony
Seashell GM (Sass 1937)
Peony Seashell
Incredibly large satiny lilac-pink single blooms born over a very
long season as side buds continue the show. Great cut flower too!
Midseason, 4' tall. Free flowering and vigorous. An APS Gold Medal
Winner. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Shawnee
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Peony
Shawnee Chief (Bigger 1940)
Peony Shawnee
Chief a double with dark brilliant red flowers with buds that
resemble a rose. Excellent plant habit and vigorous grower. Late
mid-season. The spring foliage is a beautiful bronze and this
foliage color is repeated in the fall. The plant habit is superior
with the flowers held just above the dark green foliage that has
36 reddish stems. Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom date
rating.
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Silver Dawn F2
HSFFSD1
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Peony Hybrid
HSFFSD1 is a very early blooming tetraploid selection out of
Silver Dawn breeding so has P.obovata Wilmottiae and P.
macrophylla in it's background. It is seed and pollen fertile and
of value to breeders and those gardeners looking to extend the
bloom season earlier to bloom week 3 just after the fern leaf
peony bloom and at the beginning of the early hybrids. This
selections bloom features wide cream colored petals with a
raspberry flare at the base of the petals.
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Silver Dawn F2
HSFFSD5
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Peony Hybrid
HSFFSD5 is a very early blooming tetraploid selection out of
Silver Dawn breeding so has P.obovata Wilmottiae and P.
macrophylla in it's background. It is seed and pollen fertile and
of value to breeders and those gardeners looking to extend the
bloom season earlier to bloom week 3 just after the fern leaf
peony bloom and at the beginning of the early hybrids. This
selections bloom features a multi-petal flower with wide
overlapping cream colored petals.
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Skylark
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Peony
Skylark (Saunders 1942)
Peony Skylark is
a rare Saunders Hybrid. Described as a clear pink goblet on tall
straight stems. Early season blooming. Plant in full sun in a well
drained soil. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Smouthi
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Peony
Smouthi FRAGRANT SOLD OUT (Smout/van Houtte 1843)
Peony Smouthi is
a fragrant Fern leaf peony hybrid! Bright crimson red single that
slowly changes to a bright pink before the petals fall. Very early
blooming on plants with fine cut-leaf foliage that turns an
attractive yellow in the fall. 24tall. One of the oldest
recorded hybrids it has been in cultivation for over 160 years!
It's parents are the little fern leaf peony and P. lactiflora.
Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Excellent strong plant
habit. Week 2 bloom date rating.
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Sorbet
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Peony
Sorbet (Unknown 1987)
Peony Sorbet is a
pink high built bomb with white and pink petals in layers.
Striking and different. Midseason, 28" tall. Plant in full
sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Spellbinder
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Peony
Spellbinder (Bigger 1960)
Peony Spellbinder
a large single early blooming white with a compact yellow center.
The broad petals allow it to make a dramatic garden display on 34
- 36" stems! Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Stellar Charm
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Peony
Stellar Charm NEW (Hollingsworth 2005)
Peony Stellar
Charm is a newly introduced peony from Don Hollingsworths
breeding program we first admired it at a national peony cut
flower show and added it to our collection for its grand presence
on the show table. Large cupped white outer petals show off a
center of clear yellow stamens or petaloides as the plant settles
in the garden. Excellent flower substance as noted in its cut
flower presentation the flowers are arranged 3-4 on each 40
stem. Though the stems are strong they benefit from support when
all the blooms are open. Dark green foliage adds to the garden
appeal. If you are growing flowers for the farmers market this is
a choice plant to consider growing. Week 6 bloom date rating.
Plant in full sun.
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Summer Carnival
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Peony
Summer Carnival (Klehm 1999)
Peony Summer
Carnival is a candy stripped cheerful Japanese form peony with a
compact 30" growing height. Delightfully different for the
whimsical gardener. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Susan B. White
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Peony
Susan B. White NEW SOLD OUT (Brand 1933)
Peony Susan B.
White Dome shaped double pure white with flowers that can be huge
held on 36 stems above very dark green foliage. A historic
Brand Peony Farm peony. Useful for breeding double forms and the
Itoh cross when pollinated with fertile AGLH Tree Peonies. Plant
in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating. Rarely offered.
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Sword Dance
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Peony
Sword Dance ALM (Auten 1933)
2015 Award
Landscape Merit winner Peony Sword Dance is a large, very
brilliant deep red with striking gold and red center Japanese,
38", late, mid-season that stands heat well. The flower is
very symmetrical and gives the appearance of being a well groomed
flower holding its shape as the flower ages. Plant in full sun.
Week 6 bloom date rating.
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tenuifolia
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Paeonia
tenuifolia Wild Fern Leaf Peony
Single
Fern Leaf Peony Paeonia tenuifolia (wild species 1759)
Single Fern Leaf
Peony This pixie-like wild botanical fern-leaf peony is just the
way nature made it. Small enough to look right at home in a sunny
rock garden. Much more dainty than the double flowered form at
only 12 tall. It must have well drained soil and it will go
dormant as early as August and should not be over watered then. It
is fertile and will produce seed so it can be used in hybridizing
new plants or you can grow your own next generation of fern leaf
peonies. The root structure is naturally small. Mature 3 eye
divisions. Week 1 bloom date rating. We have begun to use this
peony to create a whole new group of dwarf early blooming peonies.
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tenuifolia flore
plena
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Paeonia
tenuifolia flore plena Double Red Fernleaf Peony
Double
Fern Leaf Peony Paeonia tenuifolia flore plena LIMITED (ancient
species 1836)
Double Fern Leaf
Peony is a brilliant lipstick red and the earliest blooming of the
double peonies. It must be grown in well drained soil in full all
day sun. It can go dormant in early summer and should not be over
watered at that time. Water from automatic sprinklers has been
known to kill this plant so be sure and plant it where you can
control the amount of water it will receive and cut back on
watering once it starts to go dormant. Crowding by other plants or
invading tree or shrub roots will also weaken and kill it. It is
incredibly hardy when grown properly and is found growing in
abandoned cemeteries in the open prairies which gives us a clue
that it will thrive more easily in a fully exposed area with
little extra care once established. Mature 3 eye divisions. Week 1
bloom date rating it is one of the first peonies to bloom in many
gardens. Very limited supply in 2018. This always sells out and
unlike manufactured things like t-shirts we just can't make more
that season. It takes each crop 4-5 years to grow before it is
ready to harvest.
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Terry Grudem
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Peony
Terry Grudem (Brand 1963)
Peony Terry
Grudem is a bright red 8 - 10" Japanese type blooms are
picked out of a crowd by there intense clear color. Tall plant
habit, blooms midseason. I really love this plant because of its
generosity of bloom it creates a breathtaking sight in the field
and garden. Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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The Fawn
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Peony
The Fawn (Wright)
Peony The Fawn
Pink double with fine spots and splashes of darker pink rose,
unique in appearance. Wonderful when viewed up close for its
delicate markings and a great surprise when showing guests your
garden. Large flowers and a vigorous grower. Plant in a well
drained soil in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Tokio
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Peony
Tokio (Japan/Dessert 1910)
Peony Tokio a
rosy pink Japanese form peony is an amazingly fast grower with
broad rounded petals giving it a full appearance in the garden and
creating a wonderful flower show. The dark green foliage brings
out the bright color of the blooms held on 36 stems. week 6
bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
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Topeka Garnet
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Peony
Topeka Garnet GM/ALM (Bigger 1975)
Dark red single
with gold center 30" stems, similar to Florence Bruss but the
foliage emerges a beautiful bronze in the spring whereas Florence
Bruss emerges with green foliage. The flowers are held neatly just
above the foliage.
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Vera Tischler
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Peony
Vera Tischler (Brand/ Tischler 1966)
Peony Vera
Tischler a pink Japanese lactiflora is very floriferous,
late-midseason on 36" tall stems providing ample stem length
for cutting and enjoying inside in a large vase. Pick them just as
the first petal unfolds from the bud to enjoy them indoors for
nearly a week. Week 6 bloom date rating.
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Victoire de la
Marne
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Peony
Victoire de la Marne (Dessert 1915)
Peony Victoire de
la Marne Much preferred in Europe by florists this floriferous
double purple red has very large flowers with good stems and
foliage. When I first saw this I fell in love with it and others
have appreciated it too.
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Walter Mains
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Peony
Walter Mains GM (Mains 1957)
Peony Walter
Mains is a large flowered Hybrid with a Japanese form of glowing
red color, this hybrid is accented by the vibrant gold center.
Show stopping blooms are held on strong stems, early in the peony
bloom season. This APS Gold Medal winner will have cars slowing
down to see whats blooming in your garden. The Japanese form
is very rare in Hybrid peonies and this one is most likely the
best of them all. Week 5 bloom date rating.
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Westerner
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Peony
Westerner GM (Bigger 1942)
Peony Westerner
This is likely our very largest yet graceful Imperial form variety
of peony. Extremely large broad pink petals surround a center of
bright gold on this APS Gold Medal winning Japanese form peony.
Fantastic symetrical flower shape above 36 inch stems. People
remember it from the fields and have to add one to their gardens.
Plant in full sun. Absolutely beautiful in a simple Japanese Style
flower arrangement or left on the plant to create that "oh my
goodness look at the size of that flower" exclamation. Week 6
bloom date rating.
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White Sands
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Peony
White Sands VERY FRAGRANT SOLD OUT (Wild and Sons 1968)
Peony White Sands
is a large, white and creamy yellow Japanese peony that is very
fragrant. When the flower first opens it is a brighter yellow in
the center and becomes more cream as the flower fully opens. It
has been growing in popularity as it's reputation for exceptional
fragrance has been noted on several garden tours. Week 5 bloom
rating.
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Zuni Lad
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Peony
Zuni Lad LIMITED Kreckler 1977
Peony Zuni Lad is
a rich dark chocolate red single that is hard to photograph to get
the correct color. Week 4 bloom date rating on this hybrid with
deep green foliage and nicely held blooms on a small compact
plant. An excellent grower and for those looking for a deep rich
mahogany red one of the very nicest we offer. 26" stems.
Rarely offered and difficult to find.
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