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Semi-double; medium pink and floriferous. Medium height, upright stems, flowers are close to the foliage; Seedling of Bravura, therefore an advanced-generation hybrid; useable fertility, with Moonrise produced Salmon Dream, Royal Rose and similarly pastel colors. Gold Medal 1988. (Fay, 1968) Hybrid
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The fully double soft pink flowers open into layers when mature revealing a collar of yellow staminodes. There is a further tuft of staminodes revealed in the middle as the central petals. Strong stems with 32-34" height. (Hollingsworth, 1997) Hybrid
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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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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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A tall scarlet red double on tall stems up to 40 inches in height; the petals are heavy substance with a deep, dark sheen. Good strong stems; beautiful shimmery dark red blooms with good strong stems that bloom midseason. (Bockstoce, 1955) Hybrid
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These coral pink buds unfold into a shell pink bloom that draws attention to this early bloomer. Mildly fragrant, it is great as an early cut flower. Blooms about the same time as Pink Hawaiian Coral. No fertility. (Krekler, 1978) Hybrid
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Early bloomer; some fragrance. Most spectacular coral color is similar to Coral Charm. The petals have ruffled edges that increase the flower fullness, fading coral to ivory. Stamens and pollen, no seeds. Gold Medal 2003. Award of Landscape Merit 2009. (Wissing, 1965) Hybrid
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An heirloom peony … blooms late midseason. A beautiful light pink that gradually fades to pure white. Hints of flesh and salmon show throughout the petals; one of the most fragrant and like a tea rose. The stems are strong and hold the flowers well above the foliage. (Brand, 1925) Lactiflora
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Double. Tall, strong stems and large, yet exquisite flowers make this giant a standout among the pink peonies; full and fluffy soft cameo pink flowers 8 to 10 inches across stay upright over the foliage. Fragrant. Strong grower and healthy foliage. Gold Medal 1994. (Charles Klehm & Son, 1973) 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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Blooms early with fragrance. Ruffled and crinkled. Rich red. Vigorous. Deep green foliage. Nicely presented blooms have rows of large, strong guard petals. Vigorous grower with good substance. Single with stamens and pollen. No seed. (Klehm, 2003) Hybrid
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Early - Midseason, light milky pink, cupped Semi-double flower on a strong growing plant. Long, broad guard petals surround several rows of smaller inner petals having excellent substance, and stamens. Medium tall (40 inches) and erect, the side buds extend flowering. Seeds and pollen. (Seidl/Hollingsworth, 2005) Hybrid
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This 24" semi-dwarf hybrid resembles Red Charm in flower form, and is ideal for planting in the front border. Flowers are fully double with a deep maroon color. Blooms early season. Gold Medal 2016. Award of Landscape Merit (Krekler, 1976) Hybrid
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Blooms early midseason. Wide single flower form with well cupped guard petals. Petal color at opening is blush highlighted by the large bright magenta flares, invoking the geometric star pattern of traditional Pennsylvania Dutch barn decorations. Vigorous in growth and increase. (Laning/Hollingsworth, 2012) Hybrid
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First bloomed 1968. Salmon with some etched petals, double rose type, fragrant. Coral blooms with most unusual attractive, golden-etched internal petaloids, fully double blooms, reliable performer. Best in Show 1990. Gold Medal 2002. Award of Landscape Merit. (Cousins/Klehm, 1981) Hybrid
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Dark red gorgeous double, large plant and roots. Truly outstanding and color will not fade. Slight fragrance and late blooming for a hybrid. Gold Medal 1997. Award of Landscape Merit. (Glasscock/Falk, 1964) Hybrid
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Mid-season bloom, medium-sized bomb. Deep orange pink, color passes to apricot-orange. Sweet spicy fragrance, good substance, most reliable. Excellent stem strength, 26″ in height, mid-season bloom. Medium green foliage. One bud per stem. Certificate of Merit, 1991. (Hollingsworth, 1996) Hybrid
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A most popular peony! Lemon yellow hybrid. A very fertile peony with bloom of bomb to ball-type double blossoms with golden stamens. Produces captivating large flowers. Fragrant. Height: 30". Stamens, pollen and seeds. Best in Show 2000. (Reath, 1981) Hybrid
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Early bloomer. Fernleaf peony plants are vigorous, reliable plants with unique, fine-textured, fern-like foliage. Deep-red or burgundy flowers appear earlier than most other peonies; it is one of the first to bloom of the season. Makes a nice rounded bush and reaches 24" in height with 4" flowers above unusual feather-like foliage.
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Early midseason bloom. Light pink double flowers, large and showy. Fragrant with petals displaying a ruffled appearance. Coloration often fades at petal edges. Tall erect 42 inch stems. Vigorous grower; recovering quickly from transplanting. Fertile both ways. (Seidl/Bremer) Hybrid
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Semi-double to double with fuschia pink flowers with a lavender cast and golden stamens at the center. First intersectional in originator’s garden to bloom, and last to stop blooming. Height 26". (Anderson, 2010) Intersectional
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Kathy's Touch is a pink early midseason semi-double to full double bloom. A true stand-out in the garden with sturdy stems and prolific blooms, the average height is 30 inches. So enticing is this peony, I wanted to get more. (Hollingsworth, 2009) Hybrid
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Midseason, double bloom. This is a uniqe flower with a color blend from apricot, coral and light yellow colors. Very unusual so the popularity of this variety is no surprise. Attractive flower with petals growing in whorled fashion. Fertile as a pod and pollen parent. Gold Medal 2017 (Laning, 1993) Hybrid
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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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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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Purchased as one of a number of seedlings donated in 2012 for the Wisconsin Peony Auction. First year bloomed 2016, first year
propagated 2018. Early bloom period, in Wisconsin first week of June. Large single, 8 inches in size (20 cm), 1 bloom per stem. Three rows of large creped, pink petals fading to
the outside edges. Pollen-bearing stamens, red filaments at the very base,
the remainder yellow. Fertile both
ways. Height to 36 inches. Parentage: 'Lemon Chiffon' x "The Mackinac Grand' (Mielke, 2019) Hybrid
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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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These midseason blooming double flowers light up the garden in a raspberry magenta. Flowers open in a ruffly, free-floating manner. The large six inch blooms face upward with 1 flower per stem. Guard petals are rounded and 2" wide. Plant height is 30"; no support needed; fertile both ways. Slightly fragrant. (Anderson/Mielke, 2022) Hybrid
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Early full double flowers with one flower per stem, fragrant, 5-6 inches in size. Petal color is in shades of apricot, darker at opening and the depths of the flower, paling where exposed to light. Guard petals are rounded and cupped with red stigmas. Averaging 26-30 inch height. Strong slightly spreading stems. Pollen fertility. (Hollingsworth, 2017) Hybrid
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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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