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Paula Fay Peony
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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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Burma Joy Peony
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Bright red blossoms that light up your garden, this single, tulip-cupped flower is similar to Burma Ruby. Early, with an excellent amount of bloom, the flowering period in the garden is extended. Stamens, pollen and fragrant. Excellent garden height plant of 28" with good stem strength. (Krekler-Roy Klehm, 1994) Hybrid
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Coral Charm Peony
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Coral, semi-double, early-midseason, 40" tall, hybrid. Very vigorous, large cup-shaped flowers. Exotic deep coral that fades to a softer color on opening. Best in Show 2003, 2006. Gold Medal 1986. (Wissing, 1964) Hybrid.
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Scarlet O'Hara Peony
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Scarlet O'Hara's large single flowers open a red-pink 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 very sturdy and flowers stretch to gorgeously display themselves. No fertility. Award of Landscape Merit. (Falk/Glasscock, 1956) Hybrid
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Pink Hawaiian Coral
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Gorgeous coral and early bloomer. Flower is the color of the coral pink of the Hawaiian Islands. Fades to a softer shade. Great for cutting. Strong stems--no need for staking. A true delight for color. Gold Medal 2000. Award of Landscape Merit. (Klehm, 1981) Hybrid
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Illini Warrior Peony
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NEW FOR 2023
Deep red single blooms early and stays cupped for a long time, even through the rain. Plant is tall and strong, so give it room. Large blooms of deep cardinal red which keep their color through their bloom are highlighted by their fluffy golden stamens. (Glasscock/Falk, 1955) Hybrid
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Red Charm Peony
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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. APS Gold Medal Winner, 1956. This peony truly stands out in the garden and has been considered a top winner at shows! (Glasscock, 1944) Hybrid
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Pillow Talk
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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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Coral 'N Gold Peony
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NEW FOR 2023
Coral-peach, single, midseason, 34" tall. Deep coral cup-shaped flowers enhanced by a center of golden stamens. Like the other peonies of this shade, they look stunning in the garden. Stamens and pollen, no seeds. Award of Landscape Merit (Cousins-Roy Klehm, 1981) Hybrid
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Nosegay Peony
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NEW FOR 2023
Early bloomer. Nosegay is a cross between the yellow Paeonia mlokosewitschii and the fernleaf peony lending to its early bloom. It is one of the most charming of the very early blooming hybrids. It opens with suffusion of salmon pink and pale amber eventually fading to a creamy white as the petals mature. (Saunders, 1950) Hybrid
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