Peony Assortment: All Peonies

Early Midseason Herbaceous Hybrid, single red, large flower, broad petals of soft, deep cardinal red around a large yellow stamen ball, medium tall for its hybrid group, strong stems, good grower, advanced generation hybrid, (Hollingsworth 2002).

Late Lactiflora, red, Japanese, beautiful deep burgundy red Japanese with a touch of gold on edge of center petaloids, glossy and lustrous foliage, slight fragrance, (Niva/Snelson, 1999, USA).

Early Lactiflora, red, double, scarlet red, double, ball form, reliable, fragrant, many side buds, with moderate stem strength, named after the originator, (Albert Niva, USA).

Early Hybrid, semi-double, red, fire-engine crimson, large flowers, strong stems, [Albiflora X Lobota] (Saunders, 1941).

Mid Season Lactiflora, double, white, large flowers, packed with pure white petals and nicely fragrant, the plant is quite compact and is so sturdy that the flowers will remain upright in the rain, named for the legendary peony grower, expert and author, (Seidl/Wierstra, USA, 2008).

Late Midseason Lactiflora, double pure white, fragrant, medium to large flower, petals overlap, symmetrically arranged in a slightly dome shaped flower, slight red markings on reverse of guard petals, good cut flower, awarded the Home Achievement Medal National Show in North Dakota 1959 and American Peony Society Gold Medal ...

Early Hybrid, single, red, brilliant scarlet cups with a fluffy yellow stamens, mild fragrant, strong stems, dark green foliage, American Peony Society Gold Medal 1992, Award of Landscape Merit 2009, (Nathan Rudolph 1976).

Late Midseason Lactiflora, double, soft cameo-pink, with red freckles on the top of the petals, double row of pink guard petals, big full bloom, Lovely fragrant, normal grower, big leaves, has good potential to become part of the “good” list of well paid cut flowers, American Peony Society Gold Medal 2005, Award of ...

Late Lactiflora, double, white, large full double flowers, lovely rose fragrance, stems need support, American Peony Society Best in Show - Grand Champion 1954, (Cousins, USA, 1946).

Very Early Hybrid, single, apricot-buff petals with prominent lilac flares emanating from the center, a unique and eye-catching color pattern, erect bush, summer foliage appearance benefited by shade, (Saunders).