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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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Blooms early season ... this tall, double red peony is wonderfully fragrant. Fully double bomb blooms sit atop stems that stretch to 4 feet. Because the blooms aren't overly large, it performs well without support. This peony has the reputation of performing well in the south. (Auten, 1943) Lactiflora
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Heirloom. This wine-red peony will be a stand-out in your garden. Mid-season they fill the garden with fragrance, have long-lasting flowers and are great cut flowers. Always well-admired, this peony draws attention by it's color alone.(Berneche 1924) Lactiflora
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Pure, true red double, rose center with good stems. Excellent specimen blooms early for show purposes and great for flower arrangements. May need support. The flower presentation is well worth the effort. Best in Show 1968. (Bockstoce, 1955) Hybrid
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One of the earliest of all peonies to bloom. A very dark red single. The cut-leaf foliage on this plant makes a very attractive plant even after the flowers have gone and the plant holds up well during summer heat. Gold Medal 2001. Award of Landscape Merit. (Auten, 1952) 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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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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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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One of the most fragrant peonies of all, this hard-to-find beauty is a lovely, soft, apple-blossom pink.These double blooms open mid to late season and are similar in color to Sarah Bernhardt. (Sass, 1932) Lactifora
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Double; mid-season, fragrant, 36" tall. Rose-type flowers of watermelon-red on strong dark green stems. Medium height, good grower. A very showy flower. Gold Medal 1957. (Bigger 1940) Lactiflora
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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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Heirloom. Semi-double to double; blush pink, luxurious flowers. Mild fragrance. Named after royalty, Lady Alexandra Duff was the granddaughter of Queen Alexandra. She was born in 1891, just a child when Kelway named his famous peony. Fall color. Pollen and seeds. (Kelway 1902)
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Blooms midseason with a large bloom with a high center form. Vigorous yearly growth with strong stems. Fragrant, Mr. Ed will produce pink and white flowers on the same bush. (Klehm, 1980) Lactiflora
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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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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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This a single medium bright red, flat form. An early bloomer with pollen, seeds, stamens, and is reliable—no fragrance. Stiff straight stems. (Gilbertson, 1984) Lactiflora
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Fragrant and classic with unusual large rose pink guard petals surrounding yellow, orange and rose-red staminoides. I'm amazed at how many people complement this peony in the garden! Blooms midseason and is long-lasting. (Krekler, 1965) Lactiflora
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