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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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Green Halo Peony
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A fragrant, snowy white topping of frilly petals and petaloides crown this semi-double flowered peony. Underneath lie unusual green guard petals. Unusual color -- an eye catcher in the garden with a pop of gorgeous chartreuse . (Roy G. Klehm, 1999) Lactiflora.
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Pastel Splendor ITOH Peony
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The yellow petals, nearly cream-colored, are streaked of fine lines of a very pale pink. It is the center of the flower that makes this a romantic peony! A crimson stain mark illuminates the center of the flower framing each of the petals. Blooms mid-season. (Anderson/Seidl, 1996) Intersectional
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Old Rose Dandy ITOH Peony
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Single, petals are yellow-beige with a purplish rose blend upon opening, the hues reminiscent of some hellebores. The purplish color pales as the flower matures. Prolific bloom, many four-inch, star like flowers cover the medium low, rounded bush. (Laning, 1993) Intersectional
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Golden Wings Peony
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NEW FOR 2023
Single, early, very tall 42-44 inches. Buff apricot blooms with rose markings at the base of the petals. A stately plant with cupped petals. Grown from germinated seed of Dawn Glow, sent out by Roy Pehrson. Has stamens, pollen and seeds, fertile both ways. This plant is from the same seed lot as Dearest, of interest to peony breeders. (Pehrson/Hollingsworth, 1994) Hybrid
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Lollipop ITOH Peony
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Semi-double to double yellow with red candy stripes through the flower giving these blooms a unique appearance. Good plant habit and very floriferous. (Anderson, 1999) Intersectional
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Singing in the Rain ITOH Peony
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Double yellow blend whose opening buds are pink. Flowers are yellow heavily flushed and infused with pink. Side bud flowers are excellent quality and nearly as large as the terminal flowers. Last season, side buds were a bronzy orange. Gorgeous plant with multi-colors at various stages. Flowers are virtually unaffected by heavy rain, living up to it's name, Singing in the Rain. (Smith, 2002) Intersectional
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Court Jester ITOH Peony
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A pretty and different intersectional! Court Jester wears small flowers that first open a yellow-orange color with red-burgundy flares. A very nice looking flower. The main show comes when the secondary buds open. Flowers fade gently as they age a yellow-creamy color. (Anderson, 1999) Intersectional
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Sonoma Rosy Future ITOH Peony
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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. Foliage excellent throughout growing season. Height at maturity is 39 inches, upright growth habit, no mechanical support needed. Blooms mid-season. (Tolomeo, 2005) Intersectional
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Lorelei Peony
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NEW FOR 2023
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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