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This mid-late to late semi-double red flower opens deep shades of red with a prominent circle of bright yellow stamens. Strong stems with a height of 36", this towers strongly. Viable pollen with seed posibility. (Hollingsworth, 2004) Lactiflora
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Single, petals are yellow-beige with a purplish rose blend upon opening, the hues reminiscent of some hellebores. The purplish color pales as the flower matures. Prolific bloom, many four-inch, star like flowers cover the medium low, rounded bush. (Laning, 1993) Intersectional\
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This red single intersectional with very fine cut foliage is a unique specimen in the garden. Plant has excellent plant habit and very vigorous, standing at about 30-34" in height. (Anderson, 1999) Intersectional
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This apricot yellow bloom has a picotee edging matching the deep burgundy flares at the center. It's fun to see how this peony changes from its' first opening to full bloom. This 6-8" bloom remains in bloom for an extended period as the side buds open slowly. (Anderson, 1999) Intersectional
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Flowers are single, to 7 inches diameter, average two buds per stem. Dark rose petals with flares of darker rose. Single flowers are 7 inch diameter. Stamens and pollen and has produced seeds. Height at maturity is 39 inches, upright growth habit, no mechanical support needed. Blooms mid-season. (Tolomeo, 2005) Intersectional
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This is a "Best Landscaper" peony with nearly double blooms. The large fluffy lemon yellow blooms are lemon scented. An outstanding landscaping plant which attracts extraordinary popularity. Best in Show 2002. Gold Medal 2006. Award of Landscape Merit (Anderson, 1986) Intersectional
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Semi-double to double yellow with red candy stripes through the flower giving these blooms a unique appearance. Good plant habit and very floriferous. (Anderson, 1999) Intersectional
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Rose pink flower, which is highlighted by a kaleidoscope of colors; streaks of sangria, pastel pink, and cream which burst across the peony bloom make this a very unique colored peony. Midseason, one bloom per stem. Shrub-like foliage. (Anderson/ Kornder, 2006) Intersectional
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Fuschia purple, single to semi-double, 28" tall. An unusual color on a large-petaled flower. It can be seen from across the field. Good plant habit and dark foliage. A very popular seller. (Anderson, 1999) Intersectional
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Rosy Prospects has pure white ruffled flowers with gorgeous warm purple centres. Good plant habit. it was previously distributed under the garden name Raggedy Ann, which name had already been used by William Krekler in 1958. (Anderson, Kornder, 1958) Intersectional
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Mildly fragrant, semi-double flower, shades
of apricot, coral, and medium pink, a dazzling blend of colors. Generally one
flower per stem with some side buds possible.
Luscious new color for an elegant bloom. (Anderson, 2012) Intersectional
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This semi-double bloom has cup shaped blooms with numerous visible red flares radiating from the centre. Flowers are 5-7 inches in diameter, possessing an average of 5 pink carpels, red stigmas, with few stamens and no pollen. Inner petals are significantly shorter than guards and have frilled terminal edges. short and ragged . Mature height is 24-28 inches. (Anderson, 2010) Intersectional
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Sonoma YeDo is for Yellow Double and it is a gorgeous standout with full double yellow flowers. Flowers are six inches plus; height about 30 inches tall; a phenomenal flower that stands upright and is a prolific bloomer. Spreading growth habit, however needs no staking. Unusual and rare. Best of Show 2023. (Tolomeo 2010) Intersectional
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