New Peony Introduction

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.The American Peony Society registers new registrations of peonies. It takes many years to develop a peony from seed to registration.

Year 1-5 First flowers are produced on the seeds that were planted
Year 6-7 Plants mature enough to show flowers that are a good reprentation of the plant to determine propagation
Year 7-9 Propogate and replant to grow multiple plants of variety; determine if flower should be registered

One can't rush this process; however, the rewards of seeing a peony you've grown from seed is often worth the effort. Some successful hybridizers have created some of the most beautiful flowers, new colors, new varieties and often wanted by collectors all over the world. Seeds are collected when the peony pods ripen in fall

If you are interested in planting seeds, the American Peony Society has two methods of seed planting: indoor and outdoor. For more information, go to the americanpeonysociety.org, Seed Program.

Our previous peony introductions include Tickle Me Pink, Showstopper, Stars and Stripes, Mystic Embers, Mystic Pink and Hearts on Fire! ! We will continue to offer these to you as inventory allows us to. We hope you enjoy our new introductions!

Tickle Me Pink Showstopper Stars and Stripes Mystic Embers Mystic Pink Hearts on Fire

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Mystic Pink Peony Our Price: $175.00	Stars and Stripes Peony Our Price: $199.00	Tickle Me Pink Peony Our Price: $250.00

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	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	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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