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Gigantic double bomb of deep crimson red with a multitude of petals piled high in the center. Slight clove fragrance. Blooms early and stands 32" tall. This peony truly stands out in the garden and has been considered a top winner at shows! APS Gold Medal Winner, 1956. (Glasscock, 1944) Hybrid
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Vivid cranberry red flowers with a central tuft of deeper red. "The Queen of Garden Flowers!" Flowers are 5-7" across. During late spring-early summer, they fill the garden with fragrance; long lasting, ideal for cutting. Plant as yard dividers or in small groups in border. Lactiflora
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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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Early bloomer. One of the most beautiful results of the breeder Pehrson and a hard to find peony. It bears simple flowers of a soft pale yellow on strong stems. No support required. Strong plant with beautiful foliage. Very fertile… excellent plant for the breeders. (Pehrson, 1982) Hybrid
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Semi-double, midseason, 32" tall. A cupped, warm salmon-pink delight with dark green glossy foliage. Pollen and seed fertility is high and resulting offspring are often very good. Award of Landscape Merit. Gold Medal 2008. Peony of the Year 2009. Best in Show 2015. (Reath, 1979) Hybrid
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Heirloom. Full double, soft pink flowers with edging a little lighter that the inside. This double pink has stood the test of time and continues to perform as gorgeously scented pink and has always been a favorite in the cut-flower industry. A few petals show crimson edges; may need some support in the garden landscape, but these gorgeous flowers are well worth it. Late bloomer. (Lemoine, 1906) Lactiflora
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Scarlet O'Hara's large single flowers open a bright red and fade lighter. Pink stigmas, green carpels and a gorgeous tuft of yellow stamens at the center. Plants are on the tall side (40") and grow with tremendous vigor. Stems are sturdy and foliage is a nice dark green. No fertility. Award of Landscape Merit 2009. (Falk/Glasscock, 1956) Hybrid
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Double with bright yellow petals. Blooms mid to late season with 32 inch stems. Produces many stems and increases quickly. Plant habits, health and flowers are more consistent than Lemon Chiffon. Seed producing. (Seidl/Simmons, 2015) Hybrid
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NEW FOR 2026
Early mid-season bomb with warm, multi-colored, pink and cream blossoms with tightly packed petals. The double row of large guard petals nicely encircle the frilly top of the flower. Slightly fragrant, strong stems, height to 32 inches. (Klehm, 2000) Lactifora
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Blush, double, light fragrance, midseason, 34" tall. The outer petals open a beautiful light blush pink and as this peony opens it becomes white. The flowers in unopened cut form actually are blush pink and opens white. An outstanding variety as a cut flower for its firm stems and early flowering period. (Smirnow before 1948) Lactiflora.
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This a single medium bright red, flat form. An early bloomer with pollen, seeds, stamens, and is reliable—no fragrance. Stiff straight stems. (Gilbertson, 1984) Lactiflora
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Large light pink double flower (6 inches; 15¼ cm), one per stem, occasionally with one side bud. Strong stems reach for the sky and require no mechanical support, thus the name. Fertile both ways. (Seidl/Bremer, 2017) Hybrid
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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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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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NEW IN 2025
Fuchsia red/pinkish tan 5″ flowers. Fuchsia red guard petals and a pinkish tan center with a few center petaloids matching the guard petals. 1-3 buds per stem, This midseason bloom is fragrant and is 28" high. (Klehm, R. G, 1999) Lactiflora
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Blush double bloom. This is a very nice 23" bush that produces midseason flowers that are sized 7" in diameter. A beauty when cut and allowed to mature in the vase. Has stamens and pollen. (Klehm, 2003) Lactiflora
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A mid-season semi-double to double. Parentage unknown with 5-6” slightly fragrant blooms. Flowers like a starburst. Red and white striped guard petals wrap this surprise which opens as a white middle layer and then a red and white center...each flower unique reminding us of the stars and stripes. (S.Anderson/Mielke, 2022) Lactiflora
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This rare color form of the pixie-like single flowered fern-leaf peony is 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. It is fertile and will produce seed to be used in hybridizing new plants.
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NEW REGISTRATION 2024
A frilly cultivar with petals twisting in different directions. Dark pink flares streaking from the base and a hint of green on the center of the petals. A fun peony to have in the garden. 1 flower per stem with the plant standing at about 30”. Pollen-bearing stamens and seeds. (Anderson/Mielke)
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Fragrant and classic with unusual large rose pink guard petals surrounding yellow, orange and rose-red staminoides. I'm amazed at how many people complement this peony in the garden! Blooms midseason and is long-lasting. (Krekler, 1965) Lactiflora
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This deep red color peony on its 36-inch stems creates quite a stand-out in the garden. With it's layers of petals and small tufts of stamens, it maintains it's color very well. An eye-catcher and worthy of your planting. Gold Medal 2012. Award of Landscape Merit. (Bigger, 1975) Lactiflora
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Double. Light pink over a creamy yellow which gives a golden glow impression. Rounded guard petals, average 3 inches (8 cm) in width. Fragrant. Height 3½ feet (105 cm). Blooms early to early midseason. Selected for its exceptional flowers, robust growth, and overall aesthetic proportions in all its parts. (Fawkner, 2009) Hybrid
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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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NEW FOR 2026
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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Double blush white with medium high crowned well arranged petals. Nice guard petals, unfolds well. Stamens and pollen, one bud per stem, 27″height, late season bloom, good clean foliage. (Klehm, 1999) Lactiflora
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Heirloom. Vivid pink double petals with luminous intensity that is unique among peonies. Flowers are medium in size and slightly fragrant.. The plant is very florifeous, with good 28″ stems. (Richardson, 1904) Lactiflora
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Soft pink, early double ball, no stamens, good substance. Ruffled guard petals add texture. Fragrant. Striking in arrangements. 39 inches in height with strong stems and excellent foliage. (Klehm, 1980) Lactiflora
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