Rosefield, Reno, Rosefield Gardens, Tigard,Ore.
APS: History of the Peonies and their Originations (-1975):
RENO ROSEFIELD - Tigard, Oregon
The following are noted for their beauty of form and glorious coloring, especially the distinctive yellow tones.
DOUGLAS MacARTHUR (1942) - Double, midseason. Large clear light pink. Tall.
GERTRUDE GIBSON (1939) 1-30. Double, midseason. White with yellow glow in center. H.M.
J. N. DARLING (1939) Double, midseason. Tall glowing pink with intermingled stamens.
JOSEPH CHRISTIE (1939) 2-30. Double, late midseason. White with yellow tones at base of petals. Medium height. Possesses great charm. H.M.
MOONGLOW (1939) - Double, late midseason. White with the pale glow of moonlight spreading over the entire flower. Wide petals and beautiful form. Plant very neat in appearance. A flower of exquisite refinement.
MULTNOMAH (1942) - Single, late. The entire plant carries a decided red for a long time. The flower is a very fine shade of brilliant red.
SIBELIUS (1939) - Double, midseason. Delightful light pink. Medium height.
YOSEMITE (1941) - Double, late. Tall larte pure white with a faint yellow glow. Great distinction.
