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Heirloom. White, double, fragrant, early, 36" tall. A massive, loose rose-form flower of pure white lightly flecked with crimson. This is an old variety from 1851 and still is popular and striking in the garden! (Miellez, 1851) Lactiflora
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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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Heirloom. Full white double, large. A very old and extremely beautiful peony...it's well worth including in your garden. A hint of yellow and green at the base of petals. Very popular peony in the cut flower industry, it is deliciously scented. May need staking. (Calot, 1856) 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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Heirloom. Old favorite white double bomb develops a crown with distinctive crimson marks on some petal edges with a slight glow from its center; very sweet fragrance with a rose scent; about 26 to 32" tall. (Crousse, 1885)
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Heirloom. Pure white, single, midseason. Large, white, crepe-paper petals with lovely golden stamens. Stands up in rain. Spectacular when planted in a row! Award of Landscape Merit (Brand, 1928) Lactiflora
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Full double rose type with long lasting flowers and large bloom size. Creamy white with hidden golden stamens, which tend to light up the center of the bloom. A robust grower with outstanding green foliage. This is a late-season peony with 9" flowers and plant is 31" tall. Fragrant. Best in Show 1994 and Gold Medal 1981. (Klehm, 1963) Lactiflora.
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This Nebraska-bred classic offers armloads of big, rose-like blooms of palest pink (especially in cool weather) maturing to white. Its sturdy stems and compact form make it an excellent garden plant, and its late bloom and gentle fragrance make it a favorite for weddings. 26-30” ht. Gold Medal 1943. (Sass, 1930) Lactiflora
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White double with a great rose fragrance that blooms late. The plant is a vigorous grower and dependable bloomer. The quality of the bloom is of exhibition quality. May need some support. Best in Show 1954. (Cousins, 1946)
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Large bomb blossoms with pure white guard petals and bomb center which opens with hints of cream and yellow. Good stem strength for his 7 1/2" bloomer. Lots of style and class for this mid-season bloomer. (Roy G. Klehm, 2003) Lactiflora
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Award-winner peony with fully double blossoms packed with creamy-white petals with a faint blush. Blooms measured 8" for us and perfectly formed flowers display few magenta streaks on their petal edges. Wonderfully fragrant, the pretty blooms grow on strong stems rarely requiring staking. Gold Medal 1994. (Glasscock, 1950) Lactiflora
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White double; one of the purest whites and fragrant with good petal substance. A sturdy, medium height bush with gorgeous flowers that make it great for the garden border, for cutting or for exhibition. It’s fall color is a bonus. Gold Medal 2011. (Olson/Nelson 1959) Lactiflora
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A stunning mid-season bloomer with large fragrant double flowers that are bright white. This is an exceptionally fine peony and we are sure it will go places. The blooms are like a glorified Elsa Sass, if such a comparison is possible. Rarely seen. (Kelsey, 1936) 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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NEW FOR 2026
Large 8" rose type, pure white, stiff stems and vigorous. Blooms late season. An excellent cut flower and superb if you just want to enjoy it in the garden. This 36 inch tall plant do not need support. (Franklin, 1931) Lactiflora
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