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Blooms midseason; Bomb; Height: 26", slightly fragrant. Soft pink flower perfect in an elegant garden or a cottage style garden. An excellent cut flower. Gold Medal 2005. Award of Landscape Merit. (Carl G. Klehm, 1970) Lactiflora
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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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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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Light pink, outer petals pale orchid pink. A reverse color contrast, much admired. Plant medium height, vigorous, prolific increase. A very admired bloom and very nice cut flower. Height: 30 inches. Gold Medal 2004 . Award of Landscape Merit. Possible seeds. (Auten 1946) 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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Early bloomer. Fernleaf peony plants are vigorous, reliable plants with unique, fine-textured, fern-like foliage. Deep-red or burgundy flowers appear earlier than most other peonies; it is one of the first to bloom of the season. Makes a nice rounded bush and reaches 24" in height with 4" flowers above unusual feather-like foliage.
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An outstanding peony recognized through the years. Guard petals are a deep cerise with a center ranging from pink to creamy white, Average height is 33 inches with a medium sized bloom. Gold Medal, 2023, Award of Landscape Merit, 2014. (Auten, 1933) Lactiflora
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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. A pop of gorgeous chartreuse . (Roy G. Klehm, 1999) 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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A most popular peony! Lemon yellow hybrid. A very fertile peony with bloom of bomb to ball-type double blossoms with golden stamens. Produces captivating large flowers. Fragrant. Height: 30". Stamens, pollen and seeds. Best in Show 2000. (Reath, 1981) Hybrid
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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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Heirloom. Double type; large; early. Globular at first, very light old-rose-pink with creamy tints in the collar, and the somewhat darker center strongly marked with crimson flakes; very fragrant. Tall; extremely floriferous; strong stems. Excellent foliage. A cut-flower variety of considerable popularity because of its earliness, unfailing productiveness, and the general high quality of its blooms. . (Miellez, 1856)
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Heirloom. Late blooming single (most singles are early) of apple blossom shades of pink, graceful in form and carriage, and does not lose its attractiveness as the bloom ages. Shows Japanese parentage in its plant habit. Pollen and seeds. (Auten, 1925) 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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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. This peony truly stands out in the garden and has been considered a top winner at shows! APS Gold Medal Winner, 1956. (Glasscock, 1944) Hybrid
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Heirloom. Full double, soft pink flowers with edging a little lighter that the inside. This double pink has stood the test of time and continues to perform as gorgeously scented pink and has always been a favorite in the cut-flower industry. A few petals show crimson edges; may need some support in the garden landscape, but these gorgeous flowers are well worth it. Late bloomer. (Lemoine, 1906) Lactiflora
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Early mid-season bomb with warm, multi-colored, pink and cream blossoms with tightly packed petals. The double row of large guard petals nicely encircle the frilly top of the flower. Slightly fragrant, strong stems, height to 32 inches. (Klehm, 2000) Lactifora
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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
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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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